Window on Williams – Cornelius Eady Trio
The Cornelius Eady Trio performs selections set to the poetry of Sterling Brown. The Life and Lore of Sterling A. Brown, a Symposium hosted by Williams College, October 21, 2022.
The Cornelius Eady Trio performs selections set to the poetry of Sterling Brown. The Life and Lore of Sterling A. Brown, a Symposium hosted by Williams College, October 21, 2022.
Annual Geosciences environmental seminar with Dr. Robin McDowell, University of Washington, St. Louis; Dr. Priscilla McCutcheon, University of Kentucky; Dr. Brittany Meché, Williams College; and Dr. Allison Guess, Williams College. "Witnessing Lands, Witnessing Possession" is a wide-ranging discussion on the geographies of colonialism and rebellion, food sovereignty movements across the African diaspora, and global environmental futures. Co-sponsored by the W. Ford Schumann '50 Program in Democratic Studies.
Hear from human rights advocate Chris Stearns ’86 about the most pressing legal issues impacting Indigenous American communities today. As an attorney, Chris specializes in the practice of Native American law representing tribes and organizations on federal public policy, elections, gaming, health care, and more.
SIX SECONDS is a student-generated mini-doc that follows the Williams College Football team throughout their perfect season. Co-created by Rebecca Kuo and Aidan Feurer.
A conversation by our career physicians about the progress of medicine since graduation and a look forward to healthy lives of our 70s. Panelists/Speakers: Bill Kehoe, Kevin Kelly, Sal Basta, John Dier, Skip Durning. Moderated by Gregg Peterson