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Photo courtesy of Saltbox Films via WCMA.

The construction of the new Williams College Museum of Art (WCMA) building, which broke ground in fall 2024 and was originally expected to open in fall 2027, has now been extended potentially later into the 2027-28 academic year. WCMA, which continues to be open to the public in its longtime home of Lawrence Hall, will close on Dec. 2...


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The College has abandoned the decarbonization targets it established in the 2021 Energy and Carbon Master Plan (ECMP) after testing for


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Photo courtesy of Bradley Wakoff.

Internationally renowned perfumer Francis Kurkdjian led a fragrance masterclass for community members on Tuesday, Oct. 6, detailing the scientific and creative processes behind perfumery. Kurkdjian, who is based in Paris, is internationally recognized for both his eponymous fragrance house and his creations for luxury brands including Jean Pa...


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In the fall of my senior year at the College, I was sexually assaulted by a classmate.

I immediately wanted to tell my mentor, who is a mandated reporter through the College. I knew that once she made her compulsory report to the Title IX office, the office would call me in to discuss the incident and encourage me to open an investigation or a formal case, options I d...


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The artwork by Daniela Rivera that doubles as a stage. (Photo courtesy of Kim Donica.)

Sitting on the floor around a tilted, fresco-tiled stage, a group of Mass MoCA visitors listened to the haunting first notes of what would be an immersive audio-visual experience. Over the course of just 20 minutes, three performers delivered a sweeping operatic libretto in Spanish and Engl...


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