The College offered admission to 1,038 applicants on March 21 through the regular decision process, according to Dean of Admission and Student Financial Services Liz Creighton ’01. Applicants who ...

Verkleeren crushed the competition at NESCACs this year, despite swimming in non-dominant events. (Photo courtesy of Sports Information.) Sophia Verkleeren ’25 began swimming by a mere twist of fate. ...

At the end of every semester, students swarm to the anonymous campus-based social media platform Yik Yak with the same question: Why is James Cart ’05 so obsessed with me? “Bruh james cart just wants ...

Tomorrow will officially be the first day of spring in the Northern Hemisphere: Warmer weather is melting the snow and days are slowly lengthening. Despite the assignments of midterm season, ...

The College’s EphVentures programs have seen a decrease in applications for orientation leader positions, according to their student directors. The programs faced a 15 percent budget cut and were ...

International Student Services (ISS) hosted its ninth annual “Know Your Rights” workshop on March 5, in partnership with the Berkshire Immigrant Center (BIC). During the workshop, BIC staff spoke with ...

The Ephs found success in their singles matches against Amherst but could not secure the overall victory. (Photo courtesy of Sports Information.) No. 16 women’s tennis (1-1, 0-1 NESCAC) fell to the No ...

Photo courtesy of David Paresky. “Let’s meet at Resky” is a common, nearly unavoidable, refrain at the College. The Paresky Center — with its dining options, seating, and office space — is a focal ...

Berchem’s etching, The Cows at the Watering Place (The Cow Drinking). (Photo courtesy of the Clark Art Institute.) Upon entering the Thaw Gallery for Works on Paper at the Clark Art Institute’s Manton ...

Nearly every day since President Donald Trump’s inauguration, we have been flooded with news about massive changes to the federal government — research cuts, the gutting of federal departments, ...

Williams students can’t talk politics. That’s not to say that we are politically under-informed or uninterested in the system — far from it. Our students are articulate, well educated, and passionate.

In the spring of 2001, a pallet of unsealed moving boxes was unloaded from a truck at the Williamstown post office. Inside were thousands of VHS tapes and photo negatives, each meticulously labeled in ...