Nicole Alvarez

Williams '22

A Dominican and Puerto-Rican first-generation Williams student from Queens, New York. Biology major and Neuroscience concentrator. Allison Davis Research Fellow and lover of poetry.

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Her Campus at Williams

The Butterfly Mosque: A Critique of Privilege and Positionality

November 1, 2021

Her Campus at Williams

Squid Game: The Power of Streaming Services

October 2, 2021

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Her Campus at Williams

Where Black Female Representation in Literature Starts and Ends: In Conversation with the “Well-Read Black Girl” Anthology

January 1, 2021

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Her Campus at Williams

Reimagining the School to Prison Pipeline

December 5, 2020

Her Campus at Williams

Reflections on the Work of Jose Olivarez

October 31, 2020

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Her Campus at Williams

Thoughts on the Fight for the SHSAT in New York City

November 2, 2019

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Her Campus at Williams

Geographies of Home: A Brutally Honest Portrait of a Dominican Immigrant Family

April 14, 2019

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Her Campus at Williams

Anti-Valentine’s Day: Views from the Speakfree Open Mic

February 26, 2019