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The College is slated to move all TAPSI communities to Mark Hopkins House for the next academic year. (Theo Duarte-Baird/The Williams Record)
Students express frustration with plans to move all TAPSI communities to Mark Hopkins next year
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Former College professor Beth Wellman wins $1 million on game show Beat Shazam
Former College professor Beth Wellman wins $1 million on game show Beat Shazam
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Expanding economic diversity at the College
Expanding economic diversity at the College
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Beatriz Cortez tackles the College’s colonial past in WCMA exhibit
Beatriz Cortez tackles the College’s colonial past in WCMA exhibit
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Students attend rainy FreshGrass Festival 2023
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21 in 550: Four years of interviews with the Class of 2020

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May 23, 2020

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