Upcoming Events
September 2023
Visual Art Presentation: Johnisa Swaby: INDIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES
Straight from Miami, Florida, Johnisa Swaby is an emerging visual artist who thrives in the digital realm. Swaby’s energetic series of digital abstractions will excite and dazzle audiences of all ages. Touching on sacred geometries and graphic synthesis, the works curated for this show are pulled straight from Swaby’s vault of images which reads like a Fort Knox of new … Continue reading "Visual Art Presentation: Johnisa Swaby: INDIFFERENT PERSPECTIVES"
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Hopkins Forest closed during hunting season
Hopkins Forest is closed though December 9 for hunting season in Massachusetts, New York and Vermont. Please respect the signage posted at the Forest: stay out of the woods to stay safe!
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Chamber Music Studio Recital for Strings, Winds, and Piano
Chamber music students offer an evening of string, wind, and piano music for various groups: trios, quartets, and quintets.
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Catholic Mass in Thompson Memorial Chapel
Roman Catholic Mass will take place at 7:30 PM on Sunday in the main sanctuary of Thompson Memorial Chapel. Mass will be celebrated by Fr. Philip Nolan, O.P. (Williams ’13). All students, faculty, staff, and visitors to campus are welcome! Please contact Catholic Chaplain Bridget Power (bep3@williams.edu) if you have any questions. https://chaplain.williams.edu/catholic/
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Efficient Approaches to Integer and Polynomial Multiplication by Paul Harshbarger '24
Efficient Approaches to Integer and Polynomial Multiplication by Paul Harshbarger '24, Monday December 4, 1:00 - 1:50pm, North Science Building 113, Wachenheim
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NUH-MI-BEE-UHN – Germany’s Forgotten Genocide in South West Africa: Film Screening and Q&A
NUH-MI-BEE-UHN - Germany's Forgotten Genocide in South West Africa. Film Screening, Q&A and Art Installation. Hambira’s presentation will draw together personal and historical contexts about Germany’s colonial history in today’s Namibia.
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Berkshire Symphony Soloist Competition
The annual Berkshire Symphony Student Soloist Competition presents a program that includes music from various periods and genres. The competition is hosted by conductor of the Berkshire Symphony, Ronald Feldman. The competition is open to Williams College students who have completed required instrumental or vocal studies, are enrolled in qualifying courses, and have been recommended by their instrumental or vocal teachers. Each may choose … Continue reading "Berkshire Symphony Soloist Competition"
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Men's Basketball vs Oneonta
Men's Basketball vs Oneonta. Live stream available.
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MIDWEEKMUSIC
MIDWEEKMUSIC is a popular lunchtime series taking place at 12:15pm on selected Wednesdays. We look forward to seeing you in Chapin Hall to enjoy the music! Students interested in performing can find more information here.
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Will Shor’s Algorithm Break the Internet? by Michael Bedard '24 & Tucker Catlin '24
Quantum Computing: Will Shor’s Algorithm Break the Internet? by Michael Bedard '24 & Tucker Catlin '24, Wednesday December 6, 1:00 - 1:50pm, North Science Building 113, Wachenheim
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