The DC team hustled and bustled throughout the Spring Break and are tremendously excited about how well the ‘new’ space came out! It’s a lovely space with many places to study, relax, socialize, mobilize and inspire! We will be hosting a small ‘housewarming’ party on Monday the 11th of… Continue reading »
During Spring Break, the DC team moved from their three buildings at Morley Circle to the Bascom House. The team is very excited to inform you that as students trickle back to campus, the building is available for studying, meeting, meditating, creating, recreating, and oh so much more!… Continue reading »
A new season is about to start, and spring break is about to begin–so it’s time for the DC to celebrate! Similar to the “Winter Warmer,” the Spring Thing is a lighthearted, informal chance to enjoy a hot beverage, pick from a variety of sweet treats and chat with the… Continue reading »
The Community Engagement Fellows are a Davis Center trained, peer-to-peer education group. The DC Community Engagement Fellows work closely with the DC staff and are part of the Davis Center’s effort to provide education for the campus on issues of identity, power, and privilege in order to build a more… Continue reading »
Please join The Davis Center and Images Cinema for a screening of Beans, with a talkback to follow by Dr. Eli Nelson (kanien’kehá:ka (Mohawk)) at 7:30 PM, Wed Mar 2, at Images Cinema. Free and open to the public. Beans is Mohawk writer and director Tracey Deer’s debut narrative feature; it… Continue reading »
Williams Outdoor Club, Images Cinema, and The Davis Center is very excited to invite you to join us at Images Cinema in Williamstown on Tuesday, February 15th at 7:30 for a screening of “An American Ascent,” with a talkback following with campus outdoor recreation enthusiasts and aspiring… Continue reading »
Dragonsky (trail name: Through-hikers earn a ‘trail name’ along the way) grew up in an urban environment and was in her mid-twenties before she ever stepped foot in the forest. What started out as a whim ended up directing the next few years of her life as she realized… Continue reading »
Wanjiku “Wawa” Gatheru is an environmental justice advocate hailing from Kenya and Connecticut. She graduated magna cum laude from the University of Connecticut in 2020 with a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies and a minor in Urban and Community Studies. Currently, she is a Rhodes Scholar at the… Continue reading »
Black Lives Matter in a Climate Change On Monday, 01.17.22: The Davis Center, Community Engagement Fellows, Center for Environmental Studies, Black Students Union, Africana Studies, Williams Environmental Council, Zilkha Center & Sustainable Living Lab are honored to be able to present: •PERFORMANCE BY GOSPEL CHOIR with discussion… Continue reading »
Poster with ‘winter motif’ whites, blues, greys in tone—says “MinCo Winter Warm-Up @ Goodrich Hall, Tuesday, December 14, 1-3 pm” and mentions that all are welcome to meet with the DC team and enjoy seasonal treats and hot beverages. Come by Goodrich Hall for beautiful, locally produced treats from what… Continue reading »