The College admitted 258 out of 1,023 early decision applicants to the Class of 2030 yesterday, an acceptance rate of 25.2 ...

If you close your eyes while walking through Hopkins Memorial Forest, you might hear the wind whistling through the branches of pine, spruce, and maple trees; the crunching hiking shoes of a nearby ...

Like many of its peer institutions, the College has been grappling with the increasing use of generative artificial intelligence on campus. In October, a Record survey found that 77 percent of ...

As the snow begins to fall and fall athletes enter the off-season, another set of statistics has been established for another year of fall sports at the College. This week, the Record analyzed data ...

Claire McDonald ’26 has been awarded the Marshall Scholarship, which fully funds postgraduate study in the United Kingdom. Marshall awardees may pursue two years of study at any U.K. institution.

Sanford Dole (seated sixth from left) pictured with classmates. (Photo courtesy of Special Collections.) Williamstown has always reminded me of Waimea, Hawaii, where I went to high school. They’re ...

The Multipurpose Recreation Center (MRC) is expected to open in January. It will provide new spaces for varsity, club, and intramural sports practices and other recreational activities. The facility ...

Ensemble flocking around the Master, played by Jack Allen Greenfield, at the top of the show. (Photo courtesy of Darren Guo.) Cap & Bells will take audiences on a surreal, darkly comic journey through ...

Photo courtesy of Gregory Mitchell. The Record interviewed Professor of Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies (WGSS) Gregory C. Mitchell about his experiences traveling and teaching. Mitchell’s email ...

The Record board has elected Ellie Davis ’26.5, Sonia Zinkin-Meyers ’27, Rosario Carranza Rengifo ’27, and Ben Niewoehner ’27 to lead the newspaper in 2026. Davis will serve as editor-in-chief in the ...

The College will not offer the long-running “Williams in Georgia” Winter Study Program (WSP) this year. The program is an internship-based course in which students travel to the Republic of Georgia.