The Williams Free Speech Alliance (WFSA), an alum-led organization pushing the College to focus on institutional neutrality and ideological diversity, is seeking a student liaison to serve as on-campus leader for the organization. This is the first time the group has recruited a student employee. The student will be paid $5,000 for a five-month term.
Artist Kelly Akashi has been selected to create a site-specific outdoor sculpture for the Williams College Museum of Art (WCMA), set to open in fall 2027.
One Battle After Another: Living Beyond Disaster in Tallevast opened in the Spencer art building on April 16. The exhibition displayed a mix of photographs, archival newspaper clippings, documentary film, and objects from Tallevast, Fla., a small, predominantly Black community in Southwest Florida that has faced decades of environmental contamination.
The College has a long history of luring bands into the Berkshires. This week, the Record recounts notable visits: a Phish concert in Mission Dining hall, Indigo Girls in the gym, and the Ramones at Lansing Chapman rink.
After a seven-year hiatus, the Purple Valley Play (PVP) Festival will return to the ’62 Center for Theatre & Dance, marking its fourth-ever iteration. This year’s revival brings together thirteen...
Emily Isaacson ’04's Maine-based arts collective Classical Uprising is dedicated to rethinking the classical music experience. Their next festival, Mudfest, will celebrate the transition between winter and spring.
