More Williams Stories

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

Williams’ visual and performing arts communities got creative about drawing audiences and showcasing their work during the pandemic.

Sean Saifa Wall '01 encourages the Class of 2021 to lead with love and conviction, and offers a few other adages to help them on their way into the world post-Williams.

The Art Department presents the Virtual Big Art Show, a culmination and celebration of student artwork throughout the spring semester.

Professor of Latina/o studies and religion Jackie Hidalgo was interviewed about the religious roots of the apocalypse for an episode of KCRW's “Life Examined.”

Sophia Schmidt '17 of Delaware Public Media reports on how climate change affects coastal wetlands' carbon absorption on NPR's Morning Edition today.

Tafara Makaza ’22 is helping to improve economic opportunities in his home country of Zimbabwe with apps that help people send money to each other, find and offer rides, and earn money through gigs.

Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Laura Martin writes for Slate on the Department of the Interior's newly released conservation plan.

Visiting professor Ahmed Ragab's courses are helping pre-med students like Laura Wang '21 understand the intersection of medicine and public health.

Williams students recorded vocal tracks for a virtual tribute concert for the late Adam Schlesinger ’89, taking place May 5.