Students finishing their coursework in December were welcomed into the Society of Alumni in a pizza party at the Log
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The season of giving and receiptingIn an effort to reduce waste, we changed our process in 2023 and are sharing a quick reminder about gift receipts. Once a year in January, you will get an email from with an itemized IRS tax receipt summarizing your annual giving. Learn more about emailed receipts on our giving page.
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Alumni in the News- Samuel Thorpe ’22 is a winner of the highly selective 2024 Marshall Scholarship and plans to pursue an M.A. in political economy at the University of Manchester and a M.Sc. in econometrics and mathematical economics at the London School of Economics.
- Jon Earle '09 converted recordings of live conversations with distinguished alumni at The Williams Club of New York into a podcast series. Over the past several years, Williams Club Director Dale Riehl '72 hosted conversations with Anouk Dey '09, Katherine Krieg '08, Hal Steinbrenner '91, John Walcott '71, Adena Friedman '91, Rand Jerris '91, Dylan Dethier '14, Matt Ellis '03 and Charles Dew '58.
- Leroy Lindsay ’07, who led the team of rehabilitation specialists that cared for fashion designer Tremaine Emory after a dire vascular event, is described by GQ Magazine as “a Black doctor in a field underpopulated by Black men—who make up only 3 percent of the doctors in America.”
- Maxine Lyle ’00 chats with The Berkshire Eagle about her new production, Step Show: The Musical, a coming-of-age story set at a fictional historically Black college that she developed over four residencies at MASS MoCA.
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News from the college Williams Magazine Is Here!
Faculty in Focus - In the London Review of Books, Associate Professor of History Alexander Bevilacqua sheds light on two new publications that examine the different ways in which early European visitors to the Americas and Indigenous Americans forged and viewed their relationships with wild animals.
- Soledad Fox Maura, Williams’ V-Nee Yeh ’81 Professor of Spanish and Comparative Literature, appears in a new documentary about the subject of her recently reissued biography—the late Jorge Semprún, the European author, politician and Buchenwald survivor.
- In an interview with WalletHub, Don Kjelleren, director of the ’68 Center for Career Exploration, says the current job increases, rising wages, and labor shortages in certains markets are expected to continue.
Student Highlights
With financial support from the college’s Career Access Fund, Milton Vento ’26, Tanatswa Manyakara ’26 and Lee Mabhena ’25 placed third in the Data 4 Good Case Competition finals on Dec. 2 at Purdue University. Seventy-two undergraduate teams from colleges and universities across the U.S. participated in the competition, which is one of the most highly regarded in computer science.
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