As we reflect on all of the ways that the semester was successful and express gratitude to those who made it so, we also want to point to one area in which the College can do better.
It was a typical Williams Monday, which for me meant driving to my COVID test after class before I grabbed lunch. I parked in a handicap space at the Class of 1937 House — not legally close enough...
In early August, Williams faced a crisis. Having designed a solid plan for ensuring campus safety in the face of the global pandemic, it was becoming increasingly clear that the plan might not be feasible....
I still remember the first time I stepped foot into Brayton Elementary School in North Adams. After weeks of searching for the perfect job with the Center for Learning in Action (CLiA), I was given the...
It is unquestionable that we live in a state of extreme polarization where two distinct parties are divided over their ideological views of conservatism or liberalism. In a world where the two conflicting...
This is the semester where no one knew what to expect. No one knew what was going to happen. All we had were numerous scenarios. Our planning started with the worst-case — a massive outbreak of COVID-19...
On Nov. 17, 2020, Professor of Mathematics Steven J. Miller signed an affidavit providing estimates of how many ballots in Pennsylvania were requested in the name of a registered Republican by someone...
Editor’s note: This editorial mentions instances of sexual assault, sexual harassment, racism and anti-Semitism.
The racial harassment of a Black student. A photograph of Hitler hung in a station...
Travis Roy died two weeks ago at the age of only 45. Made quadriplegic as the result of a catastrophic injury in his first on ice moments for Boston University hockey in 1995, Roy continued as a celebrated...
