A Legacy in Focus
As Ed Hing ’77 prepares to retire, he reflects on the influence of Bob Couch ’50
Passion Projects
Alums are bringing their talents to a wide range of hobbies and pursuits—and discovering more about themselves in the process
The Cure Code
Scientist and genomic researcher Stacia Wyman ’85 is fine-tuning gene editing for real-world treatments
Helping Students Dream Bigger
Eris Johnson-Smith ’98 is helping close the opportunity gap for students
Language for Everyone
With his peer-to-peer language platform, Ryan Jeon ’16 is on a mission to make learning English accessible, easy, and affordable
“We’re Here for the Kids”
After 25 years, founding Director Keira Durrett ’88 reflects back on her baby—the Williston Northampton Children’s Center
The Heart of Brunswick
Jane (Douty) Davis ’74 and her luncheonette legacy
Sea Turtle SOS
A dozen years ago, Marie (Schneller) Palmer ’71 found a new calling on the shores of North Carolina. As a volunteer, she helps to save endangered sea turtles.
Public Service 2.0
Brendan Hellweg ’14 is using AI to improve the way cities and towns attract and hire workers
Leaving Her Mark
For more than 30 years, Jennifer (Kurtz) Rubin ’82 has been inspiring Californians with her unique brand of paint-your-own pottery studios
Scribble Center
Art and healing mix in Jon Tatelman’s new community space
The Power of Life
In his latest project, Jim Hollander ’68 helps document the last living Holocaust survivors
Cheers, Kurt Vonnegut
Remembering a very special Middle School visit by the influential American author
The WilliList Spring 2025
A by-the-numbers look at recent alumni highlights
Around the Quad
“We Hold Thee In Our Hearts Forever”
As we celebrate the centennial of the founding of Northampton School for Girls this June, we reflect on the many ways the institution and its alumnae remain strongly present at today’s school. From endowed scholarships to deeply entrenched student traditions, here are a few of our favorite NSFG-born contributions to Williston Northampton culture.
Remembering a Bright Soul
After the loss of a beloved community member, students create a lasting legacy in her honor
Macklemore, Manilow, & Mic Drops
Nothing heats up a New England winter like Williston’s annual Lip Sync competition
Speak Up!
In a new all-school speech contest, students celebrate stepping out of their comfort zone
Campus Threads
Two business-minded seniors are showing that the entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well on the Williston Northampton campus.
Artists at Work
The arts calendar has been bursting at the seams this year with a fresh crop of innovative performances, shows, and visiting artists.
—Annika Stackmann ’25, and Zh’ky Johnson-Tuzo ’26 in the fall dance concert, Making History.
Visiting artist and Stanford professor Charlotte McCurdy shared her fascinating work on climate change and fashion.
Bright songs rang out in the Winter Choral Concert.
Isabel Baxter-Paris ’25 played the role of Persephone in the spring musical Hadestown: Teen Edition
During a recent Arts Walk—in which Reed Campus Center was filled with student projects—Nina Kou ’27 played the cello
Students took in works from AP Studio Art and other classes
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