We had a great time meeting with Chris Stone '85 before he spoke at Lyman Allyn Art Museum last Thursday night! If you haven't yet seen the collection of Walter Iooss' sports photography the exhibition is open until January 12th. theday.com/local-news/201912…
Williams is hosting upcoming events in Washington D.C., Boston, and New York this fall! We're excited that long-time faculty member Peter Emanuel will be joining us in Boston and New York, he hopes to see you... facebook.com/williamsschool/…
Congratulations to Maddy Sayet '07 who will begin as the Executive Director at Yale Indigenous Performing Arts Program! Her work... yipap.yale.edu/news/yipap-we…
We love seeing familiar faces in The Day! Congratulations to Patrick Madaus '15 for his graduation from Officer Candidate School. Deep gratitude for both Patrick and Colin '18 as they serve in The Navy and The Coast Guard! theday.com/article/20191003/…
Kolton Harris '10 is facilitating student's creative processes as Writer's Block InK Incorporated's artistic director. He shares with The Day "All of our... theday.com/events--exhibits/…
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Sarah Hughes '03 is one of five theater directors, out of over 200 nationwide who applied, to be chosen for the prestigious fellowship at the Eugene O'Neill Theater Center. theday.com/aemusic/20190727/…
We are so pleased to host the Baptiste Foundation's #unstoppable program on August 1st! This is a training for anyone who works with youth—school teachers, counselors, aides, coaches, community... williamsschool.myschoolapp.c…
Rising 7th grader Ethan Liu had the opportunity to display his artwork in his hometown at the East Lyme Public Library. His paintings, drawings and three-dimensional works were on display for three weeks to share with his community. Way to go, Ethan!
Tennis and Girls' Lacrosse teams head up to MacDuffie for their respective matches and game! #goblues @ The Williams School — at The Williams School facebook.com/46328061587/pos…
Rainy day co-curriculars after school. Boys' Lacrosse is inside after a rainy morning (Girls have an away game #goblues) and RENT rehearsals are in full swing! @ The Williams School — at The Williams School facebook.com/46328061587/pos…
Yesterday our 8th grade girls had an awesome time exploring STEM pathways at @uconn! They participated in challenges building wind turbines, bottle rocket cars, asphalt prototypes from candy and more! @ UConn — at UConn facebook.com/46328061587/pos…
Madeline Sayet '07 gave a super presentation this morning on her experience as a director of new plays, classics, and opera. This summer she will be directing two works of Shakespeare one at the @ctrepertorytheatre... facebook.com/46328061587/pos…
Blue skies and sun for our last day exploring Budapest. Thank you, Barna, for sharing your city with us! #herosquare #saintmatthias #szechenyibaths #danubecruise @ Budapest, Hungary — in Budapest, Hungary facebook.com/46328061587/pos…
“For ever let this place be a cry of despair and a warning to humanity where the Nazis murdered about one and a half million men, women, and children, main Jews from various countries of Europe.”
Auschwitz-Birkenau... facebook.com/46328061587/pos…
Serdecznie witamy w Krakow! Our tour guide, Anna, introduced us to this history-steeped city by showing us Wawel Castle, Rynek Glowny Square, St Mary’s Basilica, and Cloth Hall. Legend has it: Krakow sits on the... facebook.com/46328061587/pos…
Prague Castle dates back to the 9th century and is the largest castle complex in the world, with a church facilities, four palaces, six halls, several gardens, many residences, stables, a moat, defense towers,... facebook.com/46328061587/pos…
Travel day! On the way to Prague, we took a midday break in the charming city of Dresden, which was more or less demolished during WWII and rebuilt years later. #balconyofeurope #aldstadt #elbe #landofsaxony #sächsisch @ Dresden, Germany — in... facebook.com/46328061587/pos…
Powerful and moving, American architect Peter Eisenmen intended this memorial to be ambiguous in meaning and personal in interpretation. In all, there 2711 concrete stele, each 95 centimeters wide, 2.38 meters... facebook.com/46328061587/pos…
Students and chaperones alike were impacted by the stories of those who attempted to flee East Germany — at least 140 lives were lost as a result of the Berlin Wall. #berlinermauer #lookingforfreedom #bernauerstrasse @ Bernauer Straße — at Bernauer... facebook.com/46328061587/pos…
