At the opening of the Wellbeing Forum, held on March 17 in Paresky by the Williams Student Union (WSU), members of the WSU highlighted that while IWS issued a quick and appreciable response to an increased demand for student mental health services, students’ well-being could not be addressed entirely by a medical approach.

This week, the Record spoke with faculty members who bring their dogs to campus for class or office hours to learn more about their furry friends.

The Muslim Students Union (MSU) organized a town hall on Saturday, bringing students, alums, and staff members together to discuss how the College community benefits from having a Muslim chaplain.

Last Friday, the College rang in October by celebrating Mountain Day. The Williams Outing Club provided statistics on what went down during the festivities.

The Peer Academic Support Network and the Writing Center have moved from the Paresky Center’s second floor to the fourth floor of Sawyer Library.

Muslim Chaplain Imam Sharif Rosen left the College to accept a new position at Vassar in early September. Following his departure from the College, the chaplains’ office has begun planning for the search for a new Muslim chaplain.

As an unparalleled fall semester concludes, the Dec. 1 deadline for students to decide their enrollment status for the spring semester draws closer. In anticipation of the deadline, the Record interviewed...

Devika Goel/The Williams Record Check in with your breath right now. Are you breathing deeply, fully? Or are you breathing shallowly, perhaps even holding your breath? The latter might point...

Lea Obermüller ’24 (right) is enrolled remotely from Munich, Germany — six hours ahead of EDT. “Engagement with the community is a bit difficult because most of the activities happen during my...