In an op-ed, Rijul Jain ’25 reminisces about admiring art and parallels the experience to fall at the College.

In an op-ed, Rijul Jain ’25 analyzes spring in Williamstown and the impending course pre-registration through the lens of Hopkins’ “The Windhover.”

In an op-ed, Rijul Jain discusses the value of connection and communication during the pandemic through the lens of Sally Rooney's "Beautiful World, Where are You."

In the third installment of his column, Rijul Jain ’25 discusses the wonder that can be found in ordinary spaces, connecting his experiences to the titular character of Susanna Clarke’s novel “Piranesi.”

In the second installment of his column, Rijul Jain ’25 discusses the fear that comes with a new semester as well as the joy he finds in settling into new routines, bringing in Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Raven” as a literary backdrop to his experiences.

Rijul Jain ’25 examines the paradoxes of Winter Study amidst the pandemic, encouraging us to embrace our shared community and find solidarity in our isolation.