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In the Carrying Stones Project, Katie Sawyer Rose ’96 explores the “double burden” of women’s work inside and outside the home—and how little time women have left for themselves
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History professor Alexandra Garbarini ’94 brings new life to a mysterious set of diaries sent to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
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Shedding light on Williams’ substantial endowment, how it’s invested, what the money is used for and more
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The Washington Post calls Professor Jim Shepard “an outrageously versatile and gifted fiction writer” in its review of his new short story collection, The World to Come
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A new film produced by Sophie Robinson ’11 looks at climate change through the lens of U.S. national security and global stability
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On Feb. 2, the entire Williams community took part in Claiming Williams, a day of critical conversations and questions around the topic “Moral Courage”
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Williams announces schedule for 2017 Faculty Lecture Series
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Math major Ariana Ross ’17 discusses the symmetry between diving and mathematics and the importance of respect and friendship
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Michael Govan ’85, director of the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, is featured in the following New York Times article about “his provocative vision for his museum and his adopted city”
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A term as deputy assistant secretary of microeconomics at the U.S. Department of the Treasury gave economics professor and researcher Tara Watson insight into the policy making world
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