Despite the passage of the Republican-led mega bill, the College won’t pay an increased tax on its endowment next year. The ...

The Record sent its biannual approval ratings survey of 500 students last week, with 125 randomly selected from each class year. Respondents indicated their approval, disapproval, or neutrality ...

Many beloved businesses on Spring Street occupy buildings owned by the College. Associate Provost Chris Winters gives a tour of the College’s real estate and explains how it maintains and cares for ...

The brainchild of WCFM General Managers Giulianna Bruce ’25, Julian Spiro ’25, and Sasha Tucker ’25, the event arose in 2023 out of a desire to recognize the effort student DJs put into curating their ...

A student was arrested on campus after engaging in pro-Palestine protest acts last Sunday, before the day’s commencement ceremony.

Director of Campus Safety Services (CSS) Jeff Palmer sent out a campus-wide email on April 14 informing the community that a hidden camera had been placed in a single-stall bathroom in the Upper ...

The College offered admission to 1,038 applicants on March 21 through the regular decision process. The total acceptance rate for the 2024-2025 admission cycle, including both early and regular ...

Deep in the College’s archives, thousands of hours of footage and other artifacts immortalize the sermons and declarations of Osama bin Laden, as well as records of Afghanistan in the 1980s and ’90s.

Students and faculty at the College protested recent federal funding freezes and executive orders targeting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in the sciences at a rally last Friday. The rally, ...

In this op-ed, Sam Sidders lays out reasons the honor system is dysfunctional and calls on the College to take action.

Lina Khan ’10 was beginning her junior year at the College when Lehman Brothers, a global titan of investment banking, filed for the largest bankruptcy in American history, triggering a stock market ...

Photo courtesy of Darra Goldstein. “It’s an extraordinary opportunity to travel a little-known part of the world,” said Professor of Russian Darra Goldstein, who started teaching the “Williams in ...