The Country as Classroom
2004 Graduates Jen Lazar, Annie Moore, and Heather Foran lead the Field Academy Continue reading »
2004 Graduates Jen Lazar, Annie Moore, and Heather Foran lead the Field Academy Continue reading »
By Julia Munemo It’s 2 o’clock in the morning, and Kathryn Stack ’08 groggily fastens the leash to her dog’s collar and heads out into the Pasadena darkness for a walk. When she gets home, she eats breakfast and packs her lunch. She’s thinking about tomorrow, when this whole process will start at… Continue reading »
Thanks to two Williams seniors and associate professor of Chinese Li Yu, local high school students can now take introductory Chinese. Continue reading »
By Julia Munemo Over dinner one night at a restaurant near their downtown Manhattan homes, Alex Mallory ’07 and Buck Marshall ’09 hatched a plan. Mallory was excited to tell his friend about the new electronic whiteboard environment his tutoring business, Competitive Edge, was about to launch. Mallory knew it… Continue reading »
Gigapans are panoramic photos containing billions of pixels. Developed by scientists at Carnegie Mellon and NASA’s Ames Research Center for use in Mars Rover expeditions, Gigapan technology captures images with a robotic camera mounted on a tripod. As the mount slowly and automatically swivels, hundreds or even thousands of individual… Continue reading »
A seasonal interlude from those of us nestled in the Purple Valley who think of you and hope you are thinking of Williams… Best wishes for happy holidays and a healthy new year. Continue reading »
A new Williams course explores the history behind the headlines. Continue reading »
Another amazing class has entered Williams, and you can learn all about them here. New students had much to do in their first days, all captured in photos, not to mention Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. … Continue reading »
Poolitical science professor Justin Crowe '03 and Judge Jeff Sutton '83 explore the Supreme Court's role Continue reading »
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