Community Updates

There are now walk-in vaccine clinics being offered this week in both North Adams and Pittsfield at the locations served by the campus shuttle... Continue reading »

Hi everyone, As Maud mentioned in her faculty/staff email this afternoon, we’re now experiencing what some experts call “the pandemic off-ramp.” A lot of this week’s message is about the consequences of being on it during a societal traffic jam: Many folks are vaccinated while many more aren’t. Some are in… Continue reading »

We have heard from our partners who run the North Adams clinic that there are plenty of vaccination appointments available for this Thursday, April 29... Continue reading »

Greetings, all, At least it isn’t snowing. I hope you’re making the most of the not-snow. (Sorry: it’s a slow news day.) Here’s the Ops stuff. It’s much of a muchness this week and doesn’t lend itself to one of those quickie bulleted lists that busy people appreciate. I’m sorry. As… Continue reading »

Starting August 1, 2021, the college will require all undergraduate and Master’s students to provide proof of Covid-19 vaccination as part of the student registration process. Exceptions will only be allowed... Continue reading »

Williams Students, Faculty and Staff, With the start of Phase 3 today, we want to provide information about vaccine registration and transportation. Please know that patience will be required. There’s exceptionally high demand at the start of Phase 3. Authorities say it will take several weeks… Continue reading »

Hi everyone, Most of today’s Ops update is about vaccination and lots of folks are eager for information, so let’s get to it. Here’s the rundown: Williams web resources on vaccination Yesterday we launched two new web pages with vaccination information, for students and for faculty and staff. Continue reading »

Good afternoon. I’m pleased to announce that the college will run frequent shuttles to two Berkshire County vaccination sites starting next Monday, April 19. The shuttles will be available to all students participating in the college’s testing protocol, as well as faculty and staff without personal transportation options. Continue reading »

Hi all, It’s Ops time. I hope you had a good week while I was hiding deep in the woods of NH. It turns out hooded mergansers and otters don’t do email. And yet they seem to live perfectly fulfilling lives. Thanks to Matt Sheehy for authoring last week’s message. We… Continue reading »