Activities

Casino Night

Card Games

The German and Russian Department invites you to a showcase of various traditional card games from the Russian and German cultural sphere. Come join us on October 26 at 7:00 PM in Goodrich 207 for a night of food, drinks and fun! Continue reading »

French Karaoke Night was a big success!

The first event of the year for the French Club was held on September 29th: French Karaoke Night was a big success! Students sang French songs, danced, and ate pizzas. Most importantly, we all had a lot of fun. Williams students are so talented, singing in a foreign language so flawlessly. We were very impressed and we hope to see more of that energy at the events to come! Continue reading »

Karaoke Night

Karaoke

The French Club invites you to KARAOKE NIGHT on Wednesday, Sept. 29th at 6 PM. You will be able to discover and listen to many francophone artists (Stromae, Angele, Celine Dion, Indila, etc.). COME and SING with us! Prizes will be awarded! PIZZA and DRINKS provided! Gluten-free and vegan options are available. Location: Dodd House Living Room Continue reading »

Women and urban music: exploring Nathy Peluso, Bad Gyal and Tokischa

The Spanish Department TAs and the CFLLC invite you to get ready to sing, dance and debate important themes in the songs of artists like Tockisha (Dominican Republic), Bad Gyal (Spain) and Nathy Peluso (Argentina). We will be exploring topics like gender and race in the lyrics and music videos of these artists from Spanish-speaking countries around the world. * This event will be held in Spanish. Thursday, September 30 | 5:30-7:00 Shared Studio (62 Center) Continue reading »

Arabic Calligraphy Workshop

Do you want to know more about the art of Arabic Calligraphy? Are you curious about this unique skill? Come practice with us! All levels and backgrounds welcome--beginners encouraged to join! ❍ September 30th, 2021 | 6:00 PM — 7:00 PM Language Lab, Hollander Hall * To participate, please fill out this form. For more information, please contact mb35@williams.edu or ha6@williams.edu Continue reading »

The Cologne Carnival at Williams

Alaaf! On November 18th, the German Department and its students celebrated the start of the Cologne Carnival. For this purpose, the TAs of the department prepared small boxes of Kamelle (German and Austrian sweets) for the students. These were packed as a surprise and distributed or sent to the students on campus as well as to the remote students. Unboxing was then done at a fixed time via Zoom. Carnival, also known as the 5th season, is a Cologne tradition that is primarily celebrated in the Rhineland. On November 11th, at 11:11:11, the Feast of Fools begins and lasts until the Ash Wednesday in February. In the last week of carnival, people dress up in colorful costumes, celebrate loudly and some of the carnivalists throw lots of Kamelle into the crowd from elaborately decorated parade wagons. In this sense, the German Department wishes you a foolishly happy carnival time! Continue reading »

CFLLC Language Tables Extravaganza (2019)

Language Table Extravaganza-2019

Language TAs and Fellows, professors, staff, students and families celebrated International Education Week 2019 on Tuesday, Nov. 19 by socializing over a meal and engaging with cultures. Mission Park Dining Hall will have a selection of international dishes for the crowds in Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, and Spanish. All are welcome. Continue reading »

Altar for the Day of the Dead

Altar for the Day of Dead, Williams College, 2019

Mexican artist, Hugo Peláez Goycochea, and Williams College students will present an altar created with natural and recyclable materials that constitute the main resource for indigenous and mestizo’s representation of the dead in artistically material form. ❖ Opening: Friday, November 1st, 4 pm ❖ Exhibit on display: November 1st to November 8th. ❖ Place: 1st and 2nd floor lobbies of Hollander Hall Continue reading »

Arabic Calligraphy Workshop

Arabic Calligraphy Workshop. Williams College, 2019

In a workshop in the Language Lab on Monday, October 28, 2019, Sourena Parham introduced the participants to the basics of Arabic script calligraphy. The students learned about the history of Arabic calligraphy in its different forms and styles and tried to write some letters in Naskh style. Continue reading »

Asian Studies Ice Cream Social

This is your chance to come and meet faculty and students in the Department of Asian Studies! Come and find out more about courses offered by the department for WSP and Spring 2020. There will be delicious ice cream and snacks from Wild Oats! ❖ Wednesday, October 23, Schapiro 141, 7 – 8 PM Continue reading »