New Works
In conjunction with the 100th anniversary of Cap and Bells, three of the organization’s student directors staged works-in-progress for New Works, a Cap and Bells performance showcasing new student-written works.
From the first Commencement on Sept. 2, 1795, when Williams awarded degrees to four men in an old meeting house, to now, with an open-air ceremony for hundreds of graduates in a packed science quad, Williams Commencements have undergone many changes.
Community is not an easy word to define. We each give our own meaning to the word. For some, it is a physical place with geographic boundaries while for others it focuses on work or play groups.
Look around you. Look at all the places, faces, people, ideas, works, goals, dreams you have surrounded yourself with for the past four years, the best years of your life.
It doesn’t seem right to be writing my reflections of my college career because it honestly seems like I just got here (they don’t call them cliches because they’re not true).
First-year Williams women’s crew head coach Greg Kruczynski guided the Ephs to their first NCAA Rowing Championships berth for a varsity eight. Last year the Ephs landed a four with cox berth and finished fifth in a field of mostly Division I boats.
