Williams College Campus

The South Science Center is the newest addition of the Science Center, complete with collaborative spaces, blackboards for days, and it just looks really cool! It’s also just a really good study space for anyone, science major or no. As a potential Chemistry major, this is a really nice space to look over problem sets, studying for a class, or just planning out my day.

This is my Chemistry Lecture Hall! This is a typical classroom for any introductory science course, so whether you take biology, psychology, or chemistry, your class might look something like this!

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Sawyer Library is one of the many libraries on campus, (the other one is called Schow, but I never go there). I also work in Sawyer Library, and it’s a really great place to get work done, or chill with your friends, pretending to get work done.

I have my interview with Argenis, an entry mate of mine, who is also a freshman. He gives his take on Williams as a whole, and have a few laughs too.

Currier Quad is another quad that student’s like to go to. It is situated in the middle of 4 upperclassmen dorms, and is currently home to a pretty strange sculpture. It’s also pretty. And big. It probably won’t be here if you come.

Goodrich is a really special place for me because there’s GOOD coffee (like espressos, mochas, lattes) and bagels. It’s also a really great place to study, there are really cool events held there, and it’s much cheaper than the other coffee shop in town. Surprisingly, a lot of students don’t know about Goodrich, so I thought I’d show you!

Alright, so in this video, I show you guys what I typical common room in Mission Park looks like and all the amenities, and then (the good part), I show you what a typical dorm room is like! 60% of the freshman class live in Mission Park, which is all singles!! (No roommates!! Don’t worry though, if you want a roommate, just check out Frosh Quad, which is mostly doubles. But not in this video, though. :))

One of my other loves is Art History, and museums hold a very special place in my heart! The Williams College Museum of Art, WCMA, serves as a creative addition to many classes on campus. One really cool aspect of the Museum is what is known as the Object Lab, in which classes curate their own exhibits to function within their classes. Also, WCMA has a program every semester called WALLS, where they allow you to have art pieces for free! How cool is that?

This is one of the three Quad’s that I will be showing you! Frosh Quad is home to, you guessed it, an entire quad! When it’s warm, people enjoy playing frisbee or studying in the grass.

This is my Chemistry Lecture Hall! This is a typical classroom for any introductory science course, so whether you take biology, psychology, or chemistry, your class might look something like this!

One thing that drew my attention was Special Collections, as they have a large collection of old and rare books used to supplement student’s learning. Overall, it’s just a really cool place to get materials for research.

The South Science Center is the newest addition of the Science Center, complete with collaborative spaces, blackboards for days, and it just looks really cool! It’s also just a really good study space for anyone, science major or no. As a potential Chemistry major, this is a really nice space to look over problem sets, studying for a class, or just planning out my day.

This is one of the three Quad’s that I will be showing you! Frosh Quad is home to, you guessed it, an entire quad! When it’s warm, people enjoy playing frisbee or studying in the grass.

Currier Quad is another quad that student’s like to go to. It is situated in the middle of 4 upperclassmen dorms, and is currently home to a pretty strange sculpture. It’s also pretty. And big. It probably won’t be here if you come.