Taking the Long View
Williams President Emeritus Frank Oakley takes the long view on the pope's resignation. Continue reading »
Williams President Emeritus Frank Oakley takes the long view on the pope's resignation. Continue reading »
Oscar Rios (left) and his brother William are dressed to the nines in this 1956 photograph. Puerto Ricans often confounded the rigid black-white-only racial order of Chicago. Members of the Rios family shared stories of how each negotiated conceptions of race and space, citizenship and belonging. As a young girl… Continue reading »
When CBS News rolled into Williamstown in February 1964 for an interview with President John E. Sawyer ’39 and University of Texas Chancellor Harry Ransom, the college was on the cusp of a decade of transformation. Some elements of Sawyer’s vision for Williams, such as the phasing out of fraternities,… Continue reading »
Governor Deval Patrick has declared a state of emergency and banned cars from the road beginning at 4 p.m. today. Staff should coordinate with their supervisors for early release, allowing time for individuals to arrive home by 4pm. Essential staff providing critical services are exempt from the ban and will… Continue reading »
Ten students worked with design engineer Michael Taylor to build a 3D printer over Winter Study. Continue reading »
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