Dance Dept: H.T. Chen & Dancers "Opening the Gate"

H.T. Chen & Dancers return to the Berkshires. The NYC-based company is noted for its contemporary works addressing Chinese American history and culture. This residency will be part of the companyâs much celebrate work, Opening The Gate. The work is choreographed by H.T.......More

H.T. Chen & Dancers return to the Berkshires. The NYC-based company is noted for its contemporary works addressing Chinese American history and culture. This residency will be part of the companyâs much celebrate work, Opening The Gate. The work is choreographed by H.T. Chen and using a commissioned score by Bradley Kaus with live drumming by dancers and musicians, the work speaks of the struggle to oneâs fulfillment through a progression or evolution. Please join us for this special end-of-residency works-in-progress showing. All are welcome!

Adams Memorial Theatre, ’62 Center

Come enjoy a bone-chilling organ concert on Halloween Night!

Looking for a good spook? Come enjoy a bone-chilling organ concert on Halloween Night! Featuring spooky organ stories, a bit of Britney Spears, and a finale you wonât soon forget provided by College Organist Tim Pyper and students. 9:30 PM on October 31st in Thompson Me......More

Looking for a good spook? Come enjoy a bone-chilling organ concert on Halloween Night! Featuring spooky organ stories, a bit of Britney Spears, and a finale you wonât soon forget provided by College Organist Tim Pyper and students. 9:30 PM on October 31st in Thompson Memorial Chapel.  For more information, contact Tim Pyper at tp10.

Thompson Memorial Chapel

LOG LUNCH: Environmental Reporter, Sophia Schmidt â17, WHYY Public Radio, Philadelphia

LOG LUNCH: âRecording The Sounds of Climate Change as a Local Radio Reporterâ Sophia Schmidt â17, WHYY (Philadalphia public radio) environmental reporter who covers climate and environmental justice. After her lunch talk, Sophia will lead a career conversation for stude......More

LOG LUNCH: âRecording The Sounds of Climate Change as a Local Radio Reporterâ Sophia Schmidt â17, WHYY (Philadalphia public radio) environmental reporter who covers climate and environmental justice. After her lunch talk, Sophia will lead a career conversation for students interested in the field of environmental & climate media and communication.  Veggie local food lunch is $4 (cash) all welcome! Reservations required due to capacity limit: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSdMHCE-Z8FXbtLdCElo3Sg17Pd_wPfhut7XuXVdfcdybBM9ig/viewform?usp=sf_link Log Lunch has been a tradition at Williams every Friday since 1972! 

The Log

Career Conversation: Environmental & Climate Reporting w/ Sophia Schmidt '17, Public Radio Reporter

Career Conversations are informal conversations about careers in the field with visiting Log Lunch speakers all are welcome! Career Convos are held at The Log following Log Lunch (approximately 1:10pm for about half an hour). Sophia Schmidt â17 covers the environment f......More

Career Conversations are informal conversations about careers in the field with visiting Log Lunch speakers all are welcome! Career Convos are held at The Log following Log Lunch (approximately 1:10pm for about half an hour). Sophia Schmidt â17 covers the environment for WHYYâs PlanPhilly. Before coming to Philadelphia in 2021, Sophia reported on her home state of Delaware for Delaware Public Media and produced interviews for NPRâs âWeekend Edition.â Sophia was a 2021 Metcalf Fellow. https://whyy.org/person/sophia-schmidt/

The Log

Hopf's Theorem for Magnetic Systems Without Conjugate Points by Ivo Terek, Williams College

Hopfâs Theorem for Magnetic Systems Without Conjugate Points by Ivo Terek, Williams College, Friday November 1, 1:00 â 1:50pm, North Science Building 015, Wachenheim, Faculty Seminar   Abstract: A magnetic system is the mathematical model used to study the trajectorie......More

Hopfâs Theorem for Magnetic Systems Without Conjugate Points by Ivo Terek, Williams College, Friday November 1, 1:00 â 1:50pm, North Science Building 015, Wachenheim, Faculty Seminar   Abstract: A magnetic system is the mathematical model used to study the trajectories of particles in a Riemannian manifold under the action of a magnetic field. Namely, such trajectories are described as solutions of the Landau-Hall equation (a non-homogeneous version of the classical geodesic equation). The flow induced by the Landau-Hall equation in the tangent bundle is Hamiltonian and leaves all s-sphere bundles invariant, with its dynamical behavior strongly depending on the value of s. We review basic facts about magnetic systems, as well as the notion of magnetic curvature recently introduced by Assenza, and use tools from Riemannian geometry to extend E. Hopfâs theorem â âno conjugate points implies non-positive total scalar curvatureâ â to the setting of magnetic systems. This is joint work with Valerio Assenza and James Marshall Reber.

Wachenheim Science Center, Williamstown, MA, 01267, United States

How to Make a SchrĂśdinger Cat with Microwaves

Please join Steve Girvin of Yale University during the joint physics and astronomy colloquium on Friday, November 1, 2024 at 2:35PM in TPL 205. Light refreshments will immediately follow in Public Common Room.

Thompson Physics

FOREST FRIDAYS: TREES! With Prof of Biology and Envi Studies emeritus, Hank Art

FOREST FRIDAYS: TREES! A walk with Prof of Biology and Envi Studies emeritus, Hank Art. All welcome! Reserve your spot in the van: https://forms.gle/dF66ghXHzh5Vdhcx8 Please be sure to let us know if you cannot make it, so someone else can take your place.  Bring water......More

FOREST FRIDAYS: TREES! A walk with Prof of Biology and Envi Studies emeritus, Hank Art. All welcome! Reserve your spot in the van: https://forms.gle/dF66ghXHzh5Vdhcx8 Please be sure to let us know if you cannot make it, so someone else can take your place.  Bring water and dress for the weather!

Hopkins Memorial Forest, Williamstown, MA, 01267, United States

Kids Night Out: Local Kids Come Join Williams Student-Athletes for Fun Games/Activities

There are limited spots available, so please sign-up ahead of time using the link below (under more information)! There will be fun games and activities run by a great group of Williams College Student-Athletes⌠it is sure to be a good time! Open to all kids grades K-6......More

There are limited spots available, so please sign-up ahead of time using the link below (under more information)! There will be fun games and activities run by a great group of Williams College Student-Athletes⌠it is sure to be a good time! Open to all kids grades K-6. Proceeds from sign-up costs ($15/kid) will be donated to Special Olympics MA to fund programming for athletes of all ability levels.

Lasell Gymnasium, Williamstown, MA, 01267, United States

Women's Volleyball at Hamilton College

Women's Volleyball at Hamilton College Watch the live stream. Visit the Womenâs Volleyball Ephsports page for results, stories and more.

MA

Berkshire Symphony

The Williams College Department of Music presents the Berkshire Symphony in concert. This exciting concert with guest conductor Ivan del Prado includes the following works: CristĂłbal MarYĂĄn â Porcelana de Oro Eduard Lalo â La Sinfonia Espagnola, Ilmar GavilĂĄn, vio......More

The Williams College Department of Music presents the Berkshire Symphony in concert. This exciting concert with guest conductor Ivan del Prado includes the following works: CristĂłbal MarYĂĄn â Porcelana de Oro Eduard Lalo â La Sinfonia Espagnola, Ilmar GavilĂĄn, violin Jean Sibelius â Symphony No. 3 This event is free and open to the public. There are no reservations or ticketing. The Berkshire Symphony is a 75-member symphonic orchestra comprising, in roughly equal proportions, Williams College music students, Williams music faculty members, and area professionals. The Symphony performs music by a range of composers, including Beethoven, Brahms, Haydn, Mozart, Schubert, Schumann, Tchaikovsky, Stravinsky, and Wagner. Students are paired with their teachers and mentors throughout the rehearsal period and throughout the performance season. Seated this way, the students are exposed to a level of professionalism and discipline that is rare in an educational setting. At the same time, the studentsâ infectious enthusiasm contributes to the Berkshire Symphonyâs remarkable energy and rich sound. Four concerts are presented each season. The goal is to expose students to a broad range of symphonic repertory, while maintaining a commitment to perform music by living and American composers.

Chapin Hall

Visiting Artists: sister sylvester "The Eagle and The Tortoise"

  âGenuinely subversiveâ  â Time Out NY The Eagle and the Tortoise invites the audience into a live sound and video installation where they collectively read a hand-made book. The book tells the story of a young student from Turkey who became an icon of leftist resist......More

  âGenuinely subversiveâ  â Time Out NY The Eagle and the Tortoise invites the audience into a live sound and video installation where they collectively read a hand-made book. The book tells the story of a young student from Turkey who became an icon of leftist resistance, an armed militant, a political prisoner, and finally, a proxy soldier in an American war. This visual essay traces the history of the aerial viewâin art, mythology, journalism, and warfareâto make the case for other ways of looking. âA complex, deeply reflective work that weaves together strands of the personal, political, and mythological with deft subtlety.ââ Culturebot âThis always intriguing company continues to create unexpected, challenging work that approaches story and ideas from multiple angles and generates a thrill with unusual juxtapositions.ââ AMERICAN THEATER The piece stands as a more somber companion to lighthearted experiments by the likes of Forced Entertainment and Gob Squad [âŚ] This is a work that succeeds as it fails, speaking most eloquently when it admits that it canât tell the story it wanted to tell, that its maps canât plot the shape of a human life.â New York Times (about an earlier iteration of this piece, then called âMaps for a War Tourist). Please note that viewers of the performance may be photographed or video-recorded by the artist. The artist may use the images for marketing purposes. If you do not want to be recorded, please email Randal Fippinger for the performance that will not be recorded. sister sylvester makes visual essays across live-performance, film and new media. Her work has been presented at festivals and venues including the Venice Film Festival, Onassis Stegi, Public Theater NYC, Internationaal Theater of Amsterdam, IDFA, CPH:DOX and Museum of the Moving Image. Tickets: $10/$3 (students) Credits: Writer, Director & Book Co-Designer: sister sylvesterLighting Design & Technical Direction: Bruce SteinbergComposer and Performer: Ozan AksoyCinematographer: Civan ĂzkanoÄlu based on a design by Onur KaraoÄluImmersive Sound Design: Jeremy Toussaint-BaptisteVideo Design: Robin A. Ediger-SetoDramaturgy: Andrew KircherIllustrator & Book Co-Designer: efrĂŽn nowarBook Design Consultation and Printing: Gabe GreenbergAudio Technician: Daniel DominguezAssociate Lighting and Video Designer: Cosette (Ettie) PinProduction Manager: Marisa ConroyAssociate Producer: Marin Day Photo Credit: Jill Steinberg

MainStage, ’62 Center

StuCo performance: Fall Showcase

The Student Choreographersâ Coalition (StuCo) is presenting its fall showcase. Come by to see 11 student-choreographed pieces from ballet, to tap, to contemporary, and everything in between.For more information, contact [email protected] Torres â27Amina Levites-Coh......More

The Student Choreographersâ Coalition (StuCo) is presenting its fall showcase. Come by to see 11 student-choreographed pieces from ballet, to tap, to contemporary, and everything in between.For more information, contact [email protected] Torres â27Amina Levites-Cohen â27Anna Halfman â27Annie Morrison â26Aurora Lewis â28Bea Larzul â26Becky Walker â27Bex Jacobson â27Caprice Turchiano â25Carol Hon â27Caroline Nadeline â27Casey Cai â27Charlotte Chen â27CĂ­an McCarthy â26Clara Pollock â26Coco Fitzmaurice â27Delilah Delgado â25Eden Murphy â27Eliza Rubel â28Ella McFarlane â28Emily Swope â26Emma Cilke â28Emma Hennessy â26Grace Newman â26Greta Vaughn â26.5Helen Hurden â27Himal Pandey â25Ingrid Colafati â26Isabelle Beckrich â27Izzy Weitzman â27Jina Kang â27Katie Erickson â26Lauren Izanec â26Lauren Mukavitz â27Leo Levine â26Lily Cowles â27Lily Muhlbaum â27Lizzy Harris â28Lucy Everett â27Maia Wang â26Marie Brockhoff â26Maya Madison â27Mira Eras â26Mya Waxman â27Nate Kim â25Nina Alejo â28Olivia de la Madrid â28Olivia Robertson â26Riya Juneja â26Sadie Fernandez â25Sohani Curtis â27Sydney Ghorayeb â26Talia Caskey â27Yunae Zou â27

Dance Studio, ’62 Center, 1000 Main Street, Williamstown, MA, 01267, United States

Men's Cross Country at NESCAC Championship

Men's Cross Country at NESCAC Championship All-day competition. Visit event site for details. Visit the Menâs Cross Country Ephsports page for results, stories and more.

MA

Women's Cross Country at NESCAC Championship

Women's Cross Country at NESCAC Championship All-day competition. Visit event site for details. Visit the Womenâs Cross Country Ephsports page for results, stories and more.

MA

Men's Soccer vs No. 18 Wesleyan University

Men's Soccer vs No. 18 Wesleyan University Watch the live stream. Visit the Menâs Soccer Ephsports page for results, stories and more.

Cole Field, Williamstown, MA, 01267, United States

Football at Wesleyan University

Football at Wesleyan University Watch the live stream. Visit the Football Ephsports page for results, stories and more.

MA

Field Hockey vs Connecticut College

Field Hockey vs Connecticut College Watch the live stream. Visit the Field Hockey Ephsports page for results, stories and more.

Weston Athletic Complex, 75 Meacham St, Williamstown, MA, 01267, United States

Women's Volleyball at Amherst College

Women's Volleyball at Amherst College Watch the live stream. Visit the Womenâs Volleyball Ephsports page for results, stories and more.

MA

Visiting Artists: sister sylvester "The Eagle and The Tortoise"

  âGenuinely subversiveâ  â Time Out NY The Eagle and the Tortoise invites the audience into a live sound and video installation where they collectively read a hand-made book. The book tells the story of a young student from Turkey who became an icon of leftist resist......More

  âGenuinely subversiveâ  â Time Out NY The Eagle and the Tortoise invites the audience into a live sound and video installation where they collectively read a hand-made book. The book tells the story of a young student from Turkey who became an icon of leftist resistance, an armed militant, a political prisoner, and finally, a proxy soldier in an American war. This visual essay traces the history of the aerial viewâin art, mythology, journalism, and warfareâto make the case for other ways of looking. âA complex, deeply reflective work that weaves together strands of the personal, political, and mythological with deft subtlety.ââ Culturebot âThis always intriguing company continues to create unexpected, challenging work that approaches story and ideas from multiple angles and generates a thrill with unusual juxtapositions.ââ AMERICAN THEATER The piece stands as a more somber companion to lighthearted experiments by the likes of Forced Entertainment and Gob Squad [âŚ] This is a work that succeeds as it fails, speaking most eloquently when it admits that it canât tell the story it wanted to tell, that its maps canât plot the shape of a human life.â New York Times (about an earlier iteration of this piece, then called âMaps for a War Tourist). Please note that viewers of the performance may be photographed or video-recorded by the artist. The artist may use the images for marketing purposes. If you do not want to be recorded, please email Randal Fippinger for the performance that will not be recorded. sister sylvester makes visual essays across live-performance, film and new media. Her work has been presented at festivals and venues including the Venice Film Festival, Onassis Stegi, Public Theater NYC, Internationaal Theater of Amsterdam, IDFA, CPH:DOX and Museum of the Moving Image. Tickets: $10/$3 (students) Credits: Writer, Director & Book Co-Designer: sister sylvesterLighting Design & Technical Direction: Bruce SteinbergComposer and Performer: Ozan AksoyCinematographer: Civan ĂzkanoÄlu based on a design by Onur KaraoÄluImmersive Sound Design: Jeremy Toussaint-BaptisteVideo Design: Robin A. Ediger-SetoDramaturgy: Andrew KircherIllustrator & Book Co-Designer: efrĂŽn nowarBook Design Consultation and Printing: Gabe GreenbergAudio Technician: Daniel DominguezAssociate Lighting and Video Designer: Cosette (Ettie) PinProduction Manager: Marisa ConroyAssociate Producer: Marin Day Photo Credit: Jill Steinberg

MainStage, ’62 Center

Student-led tour of âTeddy Sandoval' exhibition

Join Lina Pacheco â25 for âConstructing the Butch Gardens,â a student-led interactive tour of the Teddy Sandoval and the Butch Gardens School of Art exhibition, on view through Dec 22. Visitors will learn about the Butch Gardens bar that inspired Teddyâs School of Art a......More

Join Lina Pacheco â25 for âConstructing the Butch Gardens,â a student-led interactive tour of the Teddy Sandoval and the Butch Gardens School of Art exhibition, on view through Dec 22. Visitors will learn about the Butch Gardens bar that inspired Teddyâs School of Art and discussing how Sandoval and other artists used their practice to develop spaces that celebrated queer Latinx bodies during a period of revolutionary Chicano/a/x activism in California and at the peak of the AIDS pandemic. The tour will be given Saturday, November 2, at 2 p.m. in English and Sunday, November 3, at 2 p.m. in Spanish.

Williams College Museum of Art (WCMA)

Visiting Artists: sister sylvester "The Eagle and The Tortoise"

  âGenuinely subversiveâ  â Time Out NY The Eagle and the Tortoise invites the audience into a live sound and video installation where they collectively read a hand-made book. The book tells the story of a young student from Turkey who became an icon of leftist resist......More

  âGenuinely subversiveâ  â Time Out NY The Eagle and the Tortoise invites the audience into a live sound and video installation where they collectively read a hand-made book. The book tells the story of a young student from Turkey who became an icon of leftist resistance, an armed militant, a political prisoner, and finally, a proxy soldier in an American war. This visual essay traces the history of the aerial viewâin art, mythology, journalism, and warfareâto make the case for other ways of looking. âA complex, deeply reflective work that weaves together strands of the personal, political, and mythological with deft subtlety.ââ Culturebot âThis always intriguing company continues to create unexpected, challenging work that approaches story and ideas from multiple angles and generates a thrill with unusual juxtapositions.ââ AMERICAN THEATER The piece stands as a more somber companion to lighthearted experiments by the likes of Forced Entertainment and Gob Squad [âŚ] This is a work that succeeds as it fails, speaking most eloquently when it admits that it canât tell the story it wanted to tell, that its maps canât plot the shape of a human life.â New York Times (about an earlier iteration of this piece, then called âMaps for a War Tourist). Please note that viewers of the performance may be photographed or video-recorded by the artist. The artist may use the images for marketing purposes. If you do not want to be recorded, please email Randal Fippinger for the performance that will not be recorded. sister sylvester makes visual essays across live-performance, film and new media. Her work has been presented at festivals and venues including the Venice Film Festival, Onassis Stegi, Public Theater NYC, Internationaal Theater of Amsterdam, IDFA, CPH:DOX and Museum of the Moving Image. Tickets: $10/$3 (students) Credits: Writer, Director & Book Co-Designer: sister sylvesterLighting Design & Technical Direction: Bruce SteinbergComposer and Performer: Ozan AksoyCinematographer: Civan ĂzkanoÄlu based on a design by Onur KaraoÄluImmersive Sound Design: Jeremy Toussaint-BaptisteVideo Design: Robin A. Ediger-SetoDramaturgy: Andrew KircherIllustrator & Book Co-Designer: efrĂŽn nowarBook Design Consultation and Printing: Gabe GreenbergAudio Technician: Daniel DominguezAssociate Lighting and Video Designer: Cosette (Ettie) PinProduction Manager: Marisa ConroyAssociate Producer: Marin Day Photo Credit: Jill Steinberg

MainStage, ’62 Center

StuCo performance: Fall Showcase

The Student Choreographersâ Coalition (StuCo) is presenting its fall showcase. Come by to see 11 student-choreographed pieces from ballet, to tap, to contemporary, and everything in between.For more information, contact [email protected] Torres â27Amina Levites-Coh......More

The Student Choreographersâ Coalition (StuCo) is presenting its fall showcase. Come by to see 11 student-choreographed pieces from ballet, to tap, to contemporary, and everything in between.For more information, contact [email protected] Torres â27Amina Levites-Cohen â27Anna Halfman â27Annie Morrison â26Aurora Lewis â28Bea Larzul â26Becky Walker â27Bex Jacobson â27Caprice Turchiano â25Carol Hon â27Caroline Nadeline â27Casey Cai â27Charlotte Chen â27CĂ­an McCarthy â26Clara Pollock â26Coco Fitzmaurice â27Delilah Delgado â25Eden Murphy â27Eliza Rubel â28Ella McFarlane â28Emily Swope â26Emma Cilke â28Emma Hennessy â26Grace Newman â26Greta Vaughn â26.5Helen Hurden â27Himal Pandey â25Ingrid Colafati â26Isabelle Beckrich â27Izzy Weitzman â27Jina Kang â27Katie Erickson â26Lauren Izanec â26Lauren Mukavitz â27Leo Levine â26Lily Cowles â27Lily Muhlbaum â27Lizzy Harris â28Lucy Everett â27Maia Wang â26Marie Brockhoff â26Maya Madison â27Mira Eras â26Mya Waxman â27Nate Kim â25Nina Alejo â28Olivia de la Madrid â28Olivia Robertson â26Riya Juneja â26Sadie Fernandez â25Sohani Curtis â27Sydney Ghorayeb â26Talia Caskey â27Yunae Zou â27

Dance Studio, ’62 Center, 1000 Main Street, Williamstown, MA, 01267, United States

Student-led Spanish tour of âTeddy Sandovalâ exhibition

Join Lina Pacheco â25 for âConstructing the Butch Gardens,â a student-led interactive tour of the Teddy Sandoval and the Butch Gardens School of Art exhibition, on view through Dec 22. Visitors will learn about the Butch Gardens bar that inspired Teddyâs School of Art a......More

Join Lina Pacheco â25 for âConstructing the Butch Gardens,â a student-led interactive tour of the Teddy Sandoval and the Butch Gardens School of Art exhibition, on view through Dec 22. Visitors will learn about the Butch Gardens bar that inspired Teddyâs School of Art and discussing how Sandoval and other artists used their practice to develop spaces that celebrated queer Latinx bodies during a period of revolutionary Chicano/a/x activism in California and at the peak of the AIDS pandemic. The tour will be given Saturday, November 2, at 2 p.m. in English and Sunday, November 3, at 2 p.m. in Spanish.

Williams College Museum of Art (WCMA)

đŞ Diwali - Come Celebrate the Festival of Lights! Sunday Nov. 3 @ 6 PM in Goodrich

HSA and SASA will be hosting a Diwali celebration this Sunday at 6 PM in Goodrich! Join us for student performances, diya lighting, catered dinner from Chatpata, card games, and more. Desi traditional clothing welcome! Come celebrate with us!

Goodrich Hall

Roman Catholic Mass in Thompson Memorial Chapel

Join the Williams Catholic community for Mass on Sunday nights throughout the academic year in Thompson Memorial Chapel. All students, faculty, staff, alumni, and visitors to campus are welcome! Roman Catholic Mass will take place at 7:30 PM on Sunday in the main sanctu......More

Join the Williams Catholic community for Mass on Sunday nights throughout the academic year in Thompson Memorial Chapel. All students, faculty, staff, alumni, and visitors to campus are welcome! Roman Catholic Mass will take place at 7:30 PM on Sunday in the main sanctuary of Thompson Memorial Chapel (860 Main Street, Williamstown). Please contact Catholic Chaplain Bridget Power by email ([email protected]) or phone (413.597.2483) if you have any questions.

Thompson Memorial Chapel

Dance Dept: Ballet Variation workshop with dancer Duane Gosa

Gosa will teach a variation to class participants and discuss their own history with that particular role. This workshop will be held during the DANC 300/304 Advanced Ballet class time, but a small number of observers are also welcome â please contact Janine Parker at j......More

Gosa will teach a variation to class participants and discuss their own history with that particular role. This workshop will be held during the DANC 300/304 Advanced Ballet class time, but a small number of observers are also welcome â please contact Janine Parker at [email protected] for more information. The workshop is funded with support from the Lecture Committee and Dance Department individual faculty events/visitors allotments. DUANE GOSA from Columbus, OH by way of Chicago, IL, has been working as a dance artist in NYC since 2008. After receiving a BFA in Dance from the University of Akron, Duane has had the opportunity to work with a variety of talented artists ranging in different styles of performance including Jennifer Muller/The Works, Les Ballets Trockadero de Monte Carlo, Ballet22, Company XIV, The Love Show, New York City Opera, Touring production of AIDA, Brooklyn Ballet, and Gleich Dances to name a few. Currently, Duane is performing with Company XIV and was just recently named co-artistic director of Jennifer Muller/The Works.

Dance Studio, ’62 Center, 1000 Main Street, Williamstown, MA, 01267, United States

Hydrogen Fuel Cell Truck Refueling Station Modelling by Leah Shvedova â25

Linear Programming Applications: Hydrogen Fuel Cell Truck Refueling Station Modelling by Leah Shvedova â25, Monday November 4, 1:00 â 1:50pm, North Science Building 113, Wachenheim, Mathematics Colloquium   This talk dives into how linear programming can help plan wher......More

Linear Programming Applications: Hydrogen Fuel Cell Truck Refueling Station Modelling by Leah Shvedova â25, Monday November 4, 1:00 â 1:50pm, North Science Building 113, Wachenheim, Mathematics Colloquium   This talk dives into how linear programming can help plan where to put hydrogen refueling stations for future fuel cell trucks. As these trucks become a greener choice for long-haul travel, they need a network of refueling stations on major routes. Iâll explain how a mathematical model can decide the best spots to place these stations, focusing on keeping costs down while covering the routes trucks travel most. Weâll also look at when it makes sense to produce hydrogen on-site with renewable energy, creating a roadmap for a cleaner transportation future. Come learn about the energy industry, mathematical modelling, and green solutions to modern problems!

Wachenheim Science Center, Williamstown, MA, 01267, United States

Chamber Music Master Class - Balourdet Quartet - Visiting Artist Series

The Williams College Department of Music presents the Balourdet Quartet giving a master class for talented Williams music students. Student chamber groups play for the quartet and receive feedback. This event is free and open to the public. Pelia Quartet perform the fo......More

The Williams College Department of Music presents the Balourdet Quartet giving a master class for talented Williams music students. Student chamber groups play for the quartet and receive feedback. This event is free and open to the public. Pelia Quartet perform the following evening as part of the Visiting Artist Series.  

Brooks-Rogers Recital Hall