Staff Writer The Store at Five Corners and other South Williamstown businesses continue to be closed in light of a contaminated water supply. The Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection ...

Kaileen So ’29 is a sports editor from New York, N.Y. She is a prospective political economy and statistics major and was formerly a staff writer for the sports section.

A student was arrested on campus last Sunday after tying himself to the flagpole in front of Chapin Hall, replacing the U.S. flag with a Palestinian one, and writing pro-Palestine graffiti on Sawyer ...

Professor of Mathematics Steven Miller issued a sworn legal statement suggesting ballot irregularities in Pennsylvania. (Samuel Wolf/The Williams Record) Miller’s analysis, which interprets survey ...

The College’s rule on fraternities is clear: Students cannot join them, and those who do may face suspension or expulsion. But it seems that rule has not stopped St. Anthony Hall. A compelling piece ...

This is a clear-cut matter of historical fact. Documents from his life, including his will, demonstrate that he enslaved at least five Black people, named Prince, J. Romanoo, Moni, London, and Cloe.

A class-action lawsuit accuses the College and 31 other elite colleges and universities of illegally colluding to inflate the cost of attendance through early decision admissions. The lawsuit alleges ...

The College admitted 257 out of 964 early decision applicants to the Class of 2029 on Dec. 13, an acceptance rate of 26.6 percent. The College also welcomed 18 students through QuestBridge’s National ...

The entire Class of 2026 blows bubbles together in front of Chapin Hall as an orientation activity during First Days. (Kitt Urdang/The Williams Record) The target size for an incoming class is 550 ...

Total waste for each fiscal year, with trash in dark purple and recycled waste in light purple. The yellow line shows the diversion rate, or the percentage of waste that is recycled. (Haley ...

When Brian Wecht ’97 lost his high school class ring while living in Gladden his junior year, he didn’t think much of it. The ring was bulky and ornately carved, with a hefty green gemstone embedded ...

If you’re a Williams College student reading this article, Lucy Calkins ’73 probably taught you how to do so. Maybe you memorized sight words. Maybe you learned to read through “just right” books for ...