More Williams Stories

Vermont Public Radio interviews Georgia Lord '22 about working for NBC Sports at the Tokyo Olympics.

Novant Health chronicles Dr. John Berry-Candelario's '99 non-traditional path from childhood seizures to neurological surgery.

In the spring issue, students, faculty, staff and alumni share their scholarship and their ideas, their struggles and their experiences, to help us make sense of the times.

From the Archives: Thanks to a rip in the space-time continuum, the classes of centuries past have all descended upon Williamstown for an epic reunion weekend.

Dr. Izzy Lowell '02, founder of telemedicine practice QMed, talks with NBC News about the impact of new and proposed bans on gender-affirming care for transgender youths.

Economics professor Pamela Jakiela joins the Science Magazine podcast to discuss how early childhood development interventions like free day care have an effect on caregivers.

Shamim Momin '95, director of curatorial affairs and chief curator at the Henry Art Gallery in Seattle, is profiled by The Daily of the University of Washington.

Williams celebrated the Class of 2021 on May 31 with in-person festivities. Access the livestream recording, photos and full program here.

“After a long life, I’m back doing what I did when I was 11 years old,” said Robert Seaman '54, who rediscovered his love of art and spread joy during the pandemic.

Forty-five years after fleeing Ethiopia, Rebecca Haile ’86 has founded a co-ed boarding school there aimed at re-envisioning high school education.