What's it Like Having Three Sisters
Three. That is how many sisters I have. They are all younger than me and we are all pretty close in age – three of us are now in college...
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Traveling Tips
For some of us, the place we call home is not just a simple car ride away from our college campuses. You might be switching time zones,...
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Traveling Tips
For some of us, the place we call home is not just a simple car ride away from our college campuses. You might be switching time zones,...
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My Year with Acne
I was one of the lucky few who never had acne in high school. If I ever did get a pimple, it was almost exciting. I could feel grown-up...
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Sitting Down with Ellie Sherman: Our Co-President and A True Renaissance Woman
“We need to change everything that we’re doing so we can do the thing that college government is supposed to do, which is [to] improve the...
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Fashion When It's Freezing: How to Keep it Hot while Staying Warm
Even the most hardcore fashionistas agree that winter is a tough season for style. The harsh winds and sub-zero temperatures - hi,...
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Homesickness
There are many aspects of college that take some getting used to. For students who are from other regions of the country or even the world...
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Thoughts on the Fight for the SHSAT in New York City
Picture this. It’s September 2013, and I am beginning the eighth grade. I am enrolled in my middle school’s Gifted and Talented program,...
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Mara's Summer on Campus
For many of us here at Williams, the end of May means finishing up your finals and leaving Williamstown, whether it may be going back home...
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“Burn the By-Laws!” : An Interview with Co-President Carlos Cabrera-Lomelí
“We expect professors and students to come into this place, this beautiful, beautiful spot on earth, that also has a lot of weight, a lot...
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Why Our Future President Should Care About Immigration
With the anticipation of the 2020 presidential elections, several Democratic candidates have announced their presidential bid. While...
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My Experience as an Asian with Double Eyelids
First and foremost, I was inspired to write this article after seeing a classmate’s Instagram post about her experience with monolids...
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Education Accessibility at Williams
Growing up in a traditional Asian household, I was never really familiar with mental disabilities, such as depression and attention-deficit...
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How I Lived Without Social Media for Two Weeks
So, for the past two weeks I embarked on a revolutionary mission—living without my phone. Okay, maybe not that revolutionary. To be clear,...
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Homecoming Opinions: Life After Williams
Not only is Williams a very small school, it is also very isolated. I know several students who, while they live physically very close to...
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Circle of Women: Creating Schools for Girls Who Want to Learn
The Williams College chapter of Circle of Women is working on an amazing project at the moment, and always looking for new members to join...
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The Positivity Project
Everyone loves a good self-deprecating joke every once in a while. On the day to day, the extroverted side of myself tries very hard to...
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The Silent Epidemic: Mental Health in Caribbean Families
Statements like “I don’t know, you must be mad or something” and “She seems like she’s not so right in the head” may seem a little...
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Women In Computer Science at Williams College
In the junior class, I counted 20 female-identifying computer science majors, out of a total of 75. In the senior class, the number is 15...
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Why We Need Men In Women, Gender and Sexuality Studies
Have you ever looked around your classes on the first day to take note of who else is on the roster? No, I don’t mean if your friends or...
