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Fall 2016
Williams Magazine
Sixth Extinction: In the spirit of Confronting Climate Change, this year’s campus-wide theme of inquiry, faculty explore whether we can avert a crisis.
Rural Health: Alumni are working to improve health care in some of the country's most vulnerable communities.
Colorful Collections: A new special collections coloring book gives viewer a chance to color the college's collection.
The Un-Making of a Racist: In his new memoir, Professor Charles Dew ’58 shares the story of his childhood growing up white in the Jim Crow South and how his consciousness-and conscience-were raised at Williams.

A Closer Look: First Days An Artist's Life and Afterlife Exploring the Curriculum Black Bodies Matter

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  • Rural Health

    Alumni are working to improve health care in some of the country's most vulnerable communities.

  • Sixth Extinction

    In the spirit of Confronting Climate Change, this year’s campus-wide theme of inquiry, faculty explore whether we can avert a crisis.

  • The Un-Making of a Racist

    In his new memoir, Professor Charles Dew ’58 shares the story of his childhood growing up white in the Jim Crow South and how his consciousness-and conscience-were raised at Williams.

  • Colorful Collections

    A new special collections coloring book gives viewer a chance to color the college's collection.

    Departments

    • « Report »

      President Adam Falk on why we're here.

    • « Comment »

      Readers respond to our coverage of the Log mural, A Marvelous Order, and more...

    • « Notice »

      A look at Convocation, First Days, and more...

    • « Study »

      Using math to solve ecological problems, considering the art of Henri Regnault, and more...

    • « Muse »

      An essay by Chaédria LaBouvier ’07.

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