Ephs on the Frontlines: A Year Later
A year later, Matthew Fogg '94 provides a sobering reflection on confronting the pandemic and asks us to 'be our best selves.' Continue reading »
Connection
Office Hours: Jallicia Jolly ’14
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 »
Vaccinations and Connections
Jonathan Landsman '05 writes about his heartwarming and heartbreaking experience volunteering at a vaccination center in his hometown of Queens. Continue reading »
From First-Gen to Forever Eph
Dick Peinert ’69 cherishes his Williams experience and the connections to its people and campus. Continue reading »
A Very Small Williams World
Chris Alberti '75 finds Ephs in Montana thanks to a special vanity license plate. Continue reading »
Ephs on the Frontlines: A Year Later
A year later, Dennis Kuo '93 reflects on personal loss, Covid-19's impact on all of us, and the fallout from the contradictions and collateral damage for years to come. Continue reading »
Williamstown in Gingerbread
At the end of December, recent alumni and current students came together over Zoom for a Williams-themed Gingerbread Competition. Continue reading »
A Transformative Friendship
Kim Dacres '08 and Morgan Goodwin '08 discuss their role in founding Claiming Williams Day and explore how their experiences with student activism strengthened their friendship and informed their work as change leaders at Williams and beyond. Continue reading »
Support During the Pandemic
Jeffrey Etemad ’89 helped a new grad in her career exploration. Continue reading »
Anchor to an Era
C David Petersen ’53 recounts a full life and his cherished Williams friendships. Continue reading »