More Williams Stories

Professor Jay Pasachoff spoke to the Washington Post about the hurdles to seeing 2020′s top astronomical event, December’s total solar eclipse amid the Geminids meteor shower.

Boston Medical Center infectious disease physician Sabrina Assoumou ’99 answers questions about the Covid-19 vaccines on Boston 25 News.

Professors Alan Hirsch, Mason Williams and Susan Dunn weigh in on the history of election disputes.

Joe Thompson ’81 is stepping down after 33 years as director of MASS MoCA. The New York Times chronicled his vital role in creating the "playground for artists."

Williams faculty members created a Thank You Tribute to college staff for all the work they have done and continue to do to support the campus this semester.

An "endowment-reliant" approach has given Williams the flexibility to focus on student needs during the pandemic, unlike schools that are primarily dependent on tuition income.

The Global Ocean, co-taught virtually by all five faculty members of the Williams-Mystic program, introduces students to the interdisciplinarity of the sea.

Almost fifty years after a racist incident drove his father out of Williamstown, a son begins the work of helping him—and the Williams community—to heal.

Lesley Blume ’98 spoke with the History News Network about her new book, "Fallout: The Hiroshima Cover-up and the Reporter Who Revealed It to the World."

"In proposing a Public Health Jobs Corps, [he] is wisely copying from the New Deal’s playbook." Political science professor Mason Williams weighs in on Biden's economic priorities.