More Williams Stories

Bilingual and multi-lingual members of the Williams community are providing free translation services through the Williams Translation Project.

Bilal Ansari of the Office of Institutional Diversity, Equity and Inclusion is recognized with the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service Peacemaker Award.

Professor of Africana Studies Neil Roberts writes about the Georgia Senate elections in an op-ed for the American Philosophical Association.

"Frozen" songwriting duo Kristen Anderson-Lopez '94 and Robert Lopez wrote the theme song and other original tunes for the new Disney Plus series "WandaVision."

The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. visited campus in 1961—Gordon J. Davis ’63 was there. He recounts his own civil rights activism and his family’s long, complicated history with the college.

January launches the bicentennial year of the Williams College Society of Alumni (the world's oldest!). Join a yearlong celebration filled with opportunities to engage, reflect and connect.

Joey Lye ’09—who recently appeared in Topps Company’s first ever set of women’s softball trading cards—is on a quest to make Canada's Olympic softball team.

Assistant Professor of Chemistry Bob Rawle's recent paper (co-authored by Olivia Graceffa ’22 and Abe Park ’22) on the West Nile Virus could lead to the development of an anti-viral drug.

Assistant Professor of Art Cecilia Aldarondo discusses her documentary Landfall, about rebuilding Puerto Rico after Hurricane María, on the podcast Temperature Check.

Madrid Again, Professor Soledad Fox Maura's first novel, explores the complexities of cross-cultural relationships, identity and finding out where we come from.