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Historian Kevin Waite '09 explores the life and legacy of Bridget “Biddy” Mason, a prominent Black community leader in early Los Angeles. Read more from Williams Today: bit.ly/4B3sZsl
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President Maud S. Mandel spoke with the The @BostonGlobe about the challenges ahead for higher education and an effort on campus to encourage difficult, important conversations. Read more: bit.ly/3V49u2x
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The New Haven Register (@nhregister) covered U.S. Sen. Chris Murphy’s ’96 annual walk across the state of Connecticut to talk to constituents, complete with his Williams baseball cap. bit.ly/4y4CB4s
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Geosciences professor Phoebe Cohen has been named a 2026 50 Under 50 Award recipient by the Geological Society of America (@geosociety) for her “contributions to research, education, leadership, service and mentorship.” bit.ly/4cQFb5r
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A collaborative project with physics professor Kate Jensen, her former students and a team from @tufts studied the physics of reversible adhesives. The results of their work were published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences in June: today.williams.edu/announcem…
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Located 11 miles from campus, a college-owned bog offers a vibrant ecosystem ripe for research. At Williams Today, read more about how faculty and students are utilizing this 42-acre resource: today.williams.edu/stories/a…
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First day of classes! 💥 Welcome back to campus, Ephs!
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Today we honor the memory of Williams alumni Howard Kestenbaum '67, Brian Murphy '80 and Lindsay Morehouse '00, as well as all those who lost their lives during the tragic events of September 11, 2001.
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Welcome back, Ephs! We missed you! #FDOC
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The Hon. Christine Wormuth ’91, president and CEO of the Nuclear Threat Initiative, will speak at Convocation and receive a Bicentennial Medal on Sept. 19. Five others will also receive medals. Read the full announcement here: bit.ly/4gXAwzW
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Historian and author of nine books on the presidency Michael Beschloss '77 writes in @TheEconomist about whether the United States is in danger of losing certain tenants of the country's founding principles. Read the column here [subscription required]: bit.ly/4qDhIdK
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Anthropologist Melinda Hough Reidinger '95 was the first Williams student to study abroad in Prague shortly after the Velvet Divorce and has spent the last 23 years in a village in the Bohemian countryside. Read about her personal and professional journey: bit.ly/3UtktlE
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