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Soaking it Up

The countdown to Commencement and summer has started, and students are enjoying each other's company and all their favorite campus activities as the semester winds down.

From the College

Students walking in front of Sawyer Library in the spring.

Starting with the fall 2022 semester, the college will become the first in the country to totally eliminate loans, as well as required campus and summer jobs from all of its financial aid packages.

Student Scholar

portrait of Gold Carson ’23 standing in front of a flowering purple tree

Gold Carson ’23 finds their way to contemporary poetry and the prestigious Beinecke scholarship.

Recording in Style

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Studio 275 offers a state-of-the-art recording space—plus lessons in using recording and editing software—for Williams musicians, podcasters, dancers and more.

WILLIAMS NEWS

The Pulitzer Prizes

Eric Schmitt ’82 won a Pulitzer Prize in international reporting for his New York Times team’s coverage of American military engagements in Iraq, Syria and Afghanistan.

The Independent

A review of environmental studies professor Laura Martin’s new book, Wild by Design, looks at the question of whether there is still time to shape a more natural future.

WDSU (New Orleans, La.)

Devon Parfait ’22, who will become chief of the Grand Caillou/Dulac tribe in August 2022, wants to focus on protecting Louisiana's eroding coast.

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Covid-19 Information

Please visit the Covid-19 website for the latest information, including details about vaccination, testing and mask requirements, and policies for off-campus visitors.

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