More Williams Stories

In a course that combines ballet technique and topic study, students helped recover the stories of Black artists for a collaborative project with Memoirs of Blacks in Ballet.

From the Titanic to Simon & Garfunkel and everywhere in between, Leigh Winter Martin '99 takes us on an archival journey showcasing the "purple thread that winds through time."

The Berkshire Eagle profiles neurologist turned teacher/author Judy Willis '71, whose talks about learning and the brain are part of Williams' oral history collection.

Meadhbh Ginnane ’21 and Trudy Fadding ’23 interned at the Stockbridge-Munsee Mohican Nation’s new Williamstown office this January through the alumni-funded wINTERNship program.

Class of 2025, you're in! We know you'll be a fantastic addition to our community, and we hope you agree. Visit our Welcome website and let us help you decide.

Victoria Nenno '14, senior historian at the USGA Golf Museum & Library, is part of an all-female staff working to promote diversity in how golf is remembered.

Connection is the beating heart of the Society of Alumni. Dive in to stories of connection across distance and time, collected for the SoA Bicentennial celebration.

Jiayang Fan '06, staff writer for The New Yorker, writes about the Atlanta shootings and the dehumanizing of Asian women.

Ethan Lasser '99, chair of the Art of the Americas department at the MFA, spoke to WBUR about the iconic JFK portrait that now hangs inside Biden's White House.

Danny Jin '20 writes about Anti-Asian violence for the Berkshire Eagle, with insights from American studies professor Dorothy Wang and Asian studies professor Li Yu.