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WEBThe Williams Record. Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) and Jews for Justice (J4J) presented revised demands for divestment from weapons manufacturing to the Board of Trustees on Sept. 26. The meeting, facilitated by President Maud S. Mandel, followed her May 8 email inviting the groups to participate in the board’s May and September ...
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WEBAndy Hogeland reflects on departure from Williamstown Select Board. Hannah Marx • September 25, 2024. Andy Hogeland ’76 stepped down from his position on the Williamstown Select Board after nearly two decades in the role. He announced his decision on Facebook on Aug. 8, writing that he is planning to …
College implements new public art policies – The Williams Record
WEB1 day ago · College implements new public art policies. Haley Zimmerman and Hugh Kane. October 9, 2024. Tatiana Geroulanou/ The Williams Record. The Board of Trustees approved a new set of policies at its Sept. 27 meeting that outline the process through which community members can propose new public art. It also established a Public Art Committee that ...
About the Record - The Williams Record
WEBAbout the Record. The Williams Record is the student-run newspaper of record at Williams College. The paper was founded in 1887 as The Williams Weekly and changed its name in 1904. The Record editorial board is responsible for making all decisions about coverage and content.. The weekly paper publishes in broadsheet form on Wednesdays from September through May, except during school breaks and ...
Features - The Williams Record
WEBSep 25, 2024 · One in Two Thousand: Vanya Funez ’26. Emily Zas • September 18, 2024. Each week, the Record (using a script in R) randomly selects a student at the College for our One in Two Thousand feature, excluding current Record board members. This week, Vanya Funez ’26 discussed her time at Williams-Mystic, blacksmithing, and healthy sleeping habits.
Winter Study COVID campus updates - The Williams Record
WEBJan 31, 2022 · Staff at the testing center in Greylock Hall. (Sam Riley/The Williams Record) This is an evolving story. Amid a return from winter break and the surging Omicron variant, the College has significantly altered its COVID-19 policies, including shortening isolation periods to match new guidelines from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), tightening its surveillance testing regimen ...
Town - The Williams Record
WEBAt tonight’s Town Meeting, to be held at Mount Greylock Regional School at 7 p.m., Williamstown voters will decide on 42 warrant articles, including a provision to allow the construction of cottage court developments that could densify the Town’s housing stock, changes to tax law aimed at lowering the tax burden for low-income residents and seniors, and the first major proposed amendments ...
College - The Williams Record
WEBMax Billick • September 25, 2024. The Honor and Discipline Committee, which hears allegations of academic misconduct at the College, used an incorrect voting procedure in its hearings for more than a year, a Record investigation found. Rather than using a three-quarters majority vote as the threshold to find a student responsible for ...
FAST faces reduced budget, delays allocation of funds to RSOs
WEB1 day ago · Williams Ski Patrol’s 2023–24 budget increased from $2,961.95 in 2023 to $7,364 this year, for example. The Black Student Union’s annual budget increased from $3,425 to $5,475. This year, FAST also delayed its allocation of supplemental budgets. In an email to students on Sept. 17, FAST cited the transition to Workday as the reason for ...
Magazine - The Williams Record
WEBLetter from the Director: A new medium for creatives and community ~ Dear readers, Welcome to the first edition of Off the Record Magazine. OTR is a new creative section of the Record which will seek to publish creative pieces by students bi-weekly online (be sure to scan the QR code located on both sides of this sheet to access the rest of this week’s submissions) and in print once a semester.