Ongoing Intellectual Curiosity

Celeste Berg ’13 is grateful for Williams connections through lifelong friends, career opportunities and family members. Continue reading »
Celeste Berg ’13 is grateful for Williams connections through lifelong friends, career opportunities and family members. Continue reading »
Alejandra Moran '17 and Kevin Hernandez '17 have recently relocated to Albuquerque, NM, where Alejandra has started medical school while Kevin works in the education space. We chat about finding a sense of belonging at Williams, the importance of seeking help and mentors, and building community for others like you. Continue reading »
Zorelly Cepeda Derieux '14, the newest member of the Alumni Relations staff and transplant after Williams into the Berkshire community, talked about identity, creating space, and her love of a good song. She has served as a strong mentor and participant locally, and brings a rich perspective to the alumni community. We hope you'll join her in creating a more inclusive community together. Continue reading »
Kallan Wood '10 and Chloe Brown '10 explore place and belonging and what it meant for these West Coasters to find "their people" in a small New England college town. Continue reading »
Eleven women across decades and generations are coming together to uplift women's philanthropy at Williams. Continue reading »
Eleven women across decades and generations are coming together to uplift women's philanthropy at Williams. Continue reading »
As a first-generation student and parent while at Williams, Tatiana Cruz '11 shares her influences and journey into becoming a historian of race, gender, and social movements in modern U.S. culture with David Shakirov '22. Continue reading »
Etienne Aduya ’15 shares his story as a gay, Black student athlete in the hopes that they will have a better experience than he did. Continue reading »
Hiroko Imamura ’82, P’22, P'22 shares a path influenced by Williams experiences and connections throughout her career. Continue reading »
Alex Deaderick '15 raised $25,000 to support the racial justice movement, thanks in large part to fellow Ephs. Continue reading »