Women’s Equity in Leadership at Williams
Eleven women across decades and generations are coming together to uplift women's philanthropy at Williams. Continue reading »
2000-2009
Socially Engaged Scholarship
Bicentennial Medalist Chaédria LaBouvier '07 is the first Black curator, first Black woman, first curator of Cuban descent and first Black author of a catalogue in the Guggenheim’s 80 year history, with her exhibition, “Basquiat’s Defacement: The Untold Story.” Continue reading »
Office Hours: Rory Kramer ’03
From growing up in Williamstown to realizing he was a sociologist on his road to becoming a professor, Shayan Moazeni '22 chats with Rory Kramer '03. Break-dance anyone? Continue reading »
A Broadened World, and Worldview
Sisters Danielle Bahr Eason ’98 and Talia Bahr Goldfarb ’94 expanded their Williams family through kinship with Abubaker Ali Ba Abbad CDE ‘17, a Yemeni student they met through Claiming Williams Day Continue reading »
Class Secretary Struggles: VOLUME 1
Begging for class notes is timeless... Continue reading »
Class Secretary Struggles: VOLUME 2
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Class Secretary Struggles: VOLUME 3
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What Really Matters
Kate Leonard Hood '03 learned an important life lesson thanks to Williams coach, Alix Barrale '93. Continue reading »
The Quirky and Whimsical
Tempted to get those purple boots? How about finding an Ephlats record at your local antique store? Did you keep that Winter Carnival jamboree poster? Explore what else fellow Ephs have been up to. Continue reading »
“Is There Anyone Else Here Who Feels Like A Failure?”
This fall, Laurie Bennett ’99 posed the question, "Is there anyone else in the ‘I’m a loser’ Eph club?" in the "You Know You Went to Williams If..." Facebook group. The response was overwhelming. Continue reading »