Clubs and Traditions
Find Your Place at Williams
Life at Williams extends well beyond the classroom. Clubs give students opportunities to explore their interests, build leadership skills, and connect with classmates, while longstanding traditions bring the entire School together. Together, these experiences help students feel known, involved, and part of the Williams community.
Clubs at Williams
Clubs reflect the interests, creativity, and initiative of our students. Offerings may change from year to year, giving students opportunities to pursue an existing passion, discover something new, or help create a club of their own.
Students can become involved in academic exploration, creative expression, service, recreation, culture, and community leadership.
Club Offerings
Academics, Culture, and Creativity
Games & Recreation
Community & Well-Being
Student Publications
Students also contribute to publications that capture creativity and life at Williams.
Legenda, the School yearbook, has documented Williams experiences for more than a century. Opus, the student literary and arts publication, features original poetry, writing, photography, visual art, and other creative work.
Traditions at Williams
For more than 130 years, Williams traditions have created opportunities for students, faculty, staff, families, and alumni to come together. Some mark important milestones, while others celebrate school spirit, service, creativity, and friendly competition. Each class adds its own energy and memories to traditions shared across generations.
A Year of Williams Traditions
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Winter
Spring