Each week, the Record (using a script in R) randomly selects a student at the College for our One in Two Thousand feature, excluding current Record board members. This week, Priya Rajbhandary ’25 discussed her gap year in Nepal, the global studies concentration, and the International Students Association (ISA).
Each week, the Record (using a script in R) randomly selects a student at the College for our One in Two Thousand feature, excluding current Record board members. This week, Nicholas Mancuso ’26 discussed his intramural team, slow walkers, and New York pizza.
Peering out the window of Tunnel City, Dan Hudson, new executive director of Images Cinema, remarked that the cold, rainy morning reminded him of his previous home of Seattle. Though he now lives across the country, Williamstown feels like home to Hudson for another reason: his previous movie theatre was next to a university whose colors are the familiar purple and gold.
Poet Paul Tran visited the College on May 3 to give a reading from their acclaimed debut book, a collection of poems titled All the Flowers Kneeling. Before Tran took the stage, four student poets — Izzy Levi ’23.5, Ethan Richmond ’24, Yeldana Talgatkyzy ’25, and Aliya Jade ’23.5 performed their original work.
When Ryan Crants ’24 reached out to Vassar first-year and playwright Ella Talerico, Crants’ former high school classmate, to see if she had material for a Cap & Bells production, he was in...
Whenever I come across anything related to Charlie Brown or his gang of friends, I am hit with a wave of nostalgia recounting the cartoons and movies I grew up with. After the Cap & Bells production,...
Last Tuesday, the Berkshire Symphony Student Soloist Competition returned after a year-long hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The winners of the competition were tenor singer Izaki Metropoulos ’22, flutist Hanbin Koo ’22, mezzo-soprano singer Leah Rosenman ’24, and soprano singer Sara Stebbins ’24.
