Learn how Jallicia Jolly '14 experienced her Williams intellectual journey as an opportunity to 'set her soul on fire' with a foundation that has led her to research and teach on Black women's social movements, reproductive justice and health inequities, and intersectionality and HIV/AIDS in the U.S. and Caribbean. Continue reading »
Jonathan Landsman '05 writes about his heartwarming and heartbreaking experience volunteering at a vaccination center in his hometown of Queens. Continue reading »
John K. Notz Jr. ’53 recounts the ongoing influence of Williams on his life. Continue reading »
Experiential education changed Michael Rosenblum’s ’76 education—at Williams and beyond Continue reading »
Bicentennial Medalist Jason Hehir '98 is a seven-time Emmy-winning director and producer whose 2020 series "The Last Dance" chronicled the Chicago Bulls dynasty and Michael Jordan’s career. Continue reading »
Jeffrey Etemad ’89 helped a new grad in her career exploration. 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 »
The son of Williams College’s first Black president of the Society of Alumni, Bicentennial Medalist Wole Coaxum '92 left behind his managing director position at J.P. Morgan after Michael Brown was killed in Ferguson, MO. That event compelled him to think about how he could leverage his Wall Street experience and contacts to address the racial wealth gap. Continue reading »
Joe Cruz '91 talks Robert Frost poems, AI, and the convergence of computer science, math, english, and history into his studying and teaching of philosophy at Williams for the past 20 years. Continue reading »