Category: From our time at Williams

“On Friday, February 11, 1966, “’The babbel,’ Williams’ answer to a Greenwich Village espresso house, opened to a large and enthusiastic clientele…in the basement of […]

Editor’s note: Lowell Davis, part of the gang pictured above, recently submitted this recollection. This was a first. Our class outgrew the Freshman Quad and […]

John Stickney ‘68, writing in the travel section of The New York Times in 2003, described the Williams College snack bar to his readership: “This […]

From the distinctive pen of Arthur Cambouris: I M not Pei was probably responsible for the design of the new Brooks house that greeted us […]

Films broke new ground in the sixties, and we were engrossed in them. Being cool and insightful young adults, we were not content to embrace […]

We had no reason to know it (then), but Winter Carnival during our undergraduate years (and into the 1970’s) was in its heyday—not to be […]

Editor’s note: Peter Miller describes meeting with Dr. King to discuss his visit to our campus. And brings back the spirit of the times in […]

We converged on campus in the Purple Valley traveling by plane, by train, and mostly by car. From points to the south, the Taconic Parkway […]