reflection

Taking a Chance

Caroline, Kevin, and Pixie holding a We the Purple flag while sitting down at a park table.

Caroline Fan '03 and Kevin Hsueh '03 live just outside of St. Louis. Caroline is a startup consultant, community organizer, and founding President of the Missouri Asian American Youth Foundation. Kevin is an infectious disease doctor and faculty member at the Washington University School of Medicine in St. Louis. They share some of their community work, joys of gardening, introduced us to their dog Pixie, and talked about how journeys have failures and that is ok. Continue reading »

The End of the Beginning

The alumni bicentennial celebration may be wrapping up, but Leigh Winter Martin '99's archival storytelling has just begun. Continue reading »

Marking Gratitude with Generosity

Prof. Daniel Lynch and Tannishtha Reya 11.26 Scan

Tannishtha Reya ’91 hopes future Williams students benefit from the same support and encouragement she had as an undergraduate. Continue reading »

The Purpose Partners

two Black doctors in their green scrubs posing standing side by side and smiling at each other.

Elisheba Odei '14 celebrates her friendship evolving into a sisterhood with Amina Avril '14 as they live their dream of becoming physicians. Continue reading »

I Am Because We Are

Angelica Rodriguez ’05 explores who she is and Williams’ part in her purpose and her place. Continue reading »

Recollections of Williams’ First Class of Women

As the first class of women to enter as “frosh,” women in the Class of 1975 were part of Williams’ efforts to grow and diversify the student body. Martha Coakley ’75 moderates a panel of ’75 alumnae, Suzanne Fluhr, Robyn Geissler, Jacqueline Laughlin, Nancy Reece Jones, and Lisa Harris as they discuss their experiences at Williams beginning fifty years ago in the fall of 1971, and the journeys they have taken since. Continue reading »