The Davis Center, with murals by Meleko Mokgosi '07, officially reopens tomorrow! He'll speak about his inspiration for the work with Dept. of Art Co-Chair & Chair of Studio Art Laylah Ali '91 on 4/14 @ 10 am in the new space. All are welcome! More info: bit.ly/4cSTq87

Enjoy a virtual presentation sponsored by WAAAN on Thursday, April 18 at 7 p.m. ET. 2023 Bicentennial Medalist Bob Kim '92 speaks on “Defining America: How Asian Americans and Pacific Islanders Have Shaped the U.S. Legal System." Register today! bit.ly/3vUWika

✨ Boathouse Reveal ✨ Relive that first-look reaction as the crew teams visit the new Williams Boathouse after returning from spring break!

Whether you work in actuarial, claims, compliance, sales & marketing, underwriting or any other part of the industry, you'll find your people at this online meetup. Join virtually for the whole hour, 10 minutes, or any time in between. Register today! bit.ly/3TYkxpL

Chair of the Federal Trade Commission Lina Khan '10 was recently on The Daily Show fielding questions from host Jon Stewart about the Amazon antitrust lawsuit, AI oversight, and other topics. Watch now! bit.ly/3UsEWVg

What the heck is an MRC? It's the new Multipurpose Recreation Center planned for the north side of campus. Learn more about this temporary home for indoor athletic practices. 🎾⚾🏃 bit.ly/3QhZfCp

📢 Calling all NBC alumni! Join us May 3-5, 2024 to celebrate NBC's 25th Anniversary! 🎉 Find more info, RSVP, and share stories: bit.ly/3Wgi78G

Four Williams women's swimming alumni & retired Coach Carl Samuelson have been inducted into the new CSCAA Division III Hall of Fame, the second-highest total of honorees among the 17 institutions represented in the inaugural class. Read more on EphSports: bit.ly/4b7sn7K

Maggie Adler '99, MA'11, the curator of paintings, sculpture, and works on paper at the Amon Carter Museum of American Art, reflects on the opening of her latest exhibition "Emancipation: The Unfinished Project of Liberation" at WCMA. Read more: today.williams.edu/stories/art-in…

This past April, members of the NorCal Regional Association embarked on a journey through Zanele Muholi's exhibit at the San Francisco Museum of Art guided by the insights of one of the Photography Curators. Plan your next regional event with our office: bit.ly/3UDGYRy

Reunion is just around the corner, and we don't want you to miss out on the chance to reconnect, reminisce, and make new memories. Register by Thursday, May 30, and join us for *the* purple event of the season! 💜🐮💛 Register online: bit.ly/452gbD3

Congratulations to our newest alumni from the Classes of 2023.5, 2024, and 2024.5 🎓 May you continue to climb high and climb far 💜

Get ready to celebrate Pride! Join BiGLATA & fellow NESCAC alumni & friends for our annual Out & Proudly regional events! This year, we will gather in New York, Washington DC, Boston, San Francisco, Los Angeles, & Chicago! Register online: bit.ly/3zdYi8o 💜🏳️‍🌈💛

We're looking for an alum in purple 👀 We're still buzzing with joy after another successful reunion celebration this June! 💜🐄💛 Check out the official photo galleries to relive the purple and gold highlights: ephalum.smugmug.com/Reunion-Weeken…

Celebrating Pride Month with BiGLATA & fellow NESCAC schools! ✨️🏳️‍🌈 Alumni & friends gathered for joyous Out & Proudly Celebrations across the country. Check out these happy faces from our DC Event! Don't miss future BiGLATA events - join our listserv: bit.ly/4cl0U3a

Relive the moments that sparked our curiosity 💡 Explore our Reunion Seminars playlist, featuring thought-provoking discussions and memorable lectures - including a conversation with President Maud S. Mandel and outgoing SoA President Brent E. Shay '78. bit.ly/45OivxW

Join the Purple Prose Book Club for some summer reading fun! Dive into our current read, Remarkably Bright Creatures by Shelby Van Pelt, perfect for those warm, sunny days. 🌞 Find more info online: bit.ly/2zxuUv5

On June 22 Smithsonian docent Melissa Clark ’72 took members of the Washington DC regional association on a tour of the Renwick Gallery's "Subversive, Skilled Sublime: Fiber Art by Women," works that piece together an alternative history of American art.

In "Four Graduate Degrees I Wish I Could Download Into My Brain," Daeus Jorento ’13 reminds readers that leaning into the discomfort of not understanding something and following that curiosity will serve them well throughout their career: bit.ly/45RBVSE

In this season of inspiring Olympic athletes, we offer you Williams athletic wear--on SALE! Grab these stripes celebrating the 50th Anniversary of Title IX before they're gone at bit.ly/3xY8UYO