The Williams Record is the student-run newspaper of record at Williams College. The paper was founded in 1887 as The Williams Weekly and changed its name in 1904. The Record editorial board is ...
At yesterday’s annual Town Meeting, Williamstown residents voted to increase Williamstown Elementary School’s budget and fund a new skate park, among other items. Town Meeting, which was held at ...
“Touching grass” the morning after a night out might not be doing enough for Ephs to connect with the lovely nature around us. Eating grass, however, is a more plausible solution. This week, the ...
“I don’t have a typical day,” Michael Govan ’85 said in an interview with the Record. “It starts early, and it almost always ends up in going out. I go out six nights a week.” Govan is the director of ...
Men’s crew earned bronze in the 1v race at the New England Rowing Championship. (Photo courtesy of Chris Pohlmann.) No. 4 men’s crew competed in the New England Rowing Championship (NERCs) on Saturday ...
A rendering of the southeast meadow of the new WCMA building, where the commission will be sited. (Photo courtesy of WCMA.) Artist Kelly Akashi has been selected to create a site-specific outdoor ...
Although roughly 50 percent of students at the College identify as female, women consistently make up just 30 percent of all economics majors at the College. This data comes from the economics ...
Bryan DiFebo-Byrne’s March 11 Record op-ed, “Perpetual busy work: Why students use AI,” argues that using artificial intelligence on readings and problem sets is a natural response to excessive out-of ...
Former head coach of swimming and diving, Carl Samuelson, died on Feb. 24 due to complications from kidney disease. He was 94. During his 33-year career as coach at the College from 1966 to 1999, he ...
While Amherst and the College have been heated rivals for centuries, we all know they are actually teeming with similarities — both colleges share everything from their signature purple colors to ...
Following the retirement of Dick Quinn, Sports Information faces transitional changes. (Kaileen So/The Williams Record) The College’s Athletic Department has undergone significant changes following ...
For more than seven decades, the Williamstown Theatre Festival (WTF) has served as a haven for artists from all across the country. First opening on June 28, 1955, the festival has welcomed more than ...