Every Sunday night, for many years, Williams College (MA) students cozy up with snacks around an armchair in the student union for Storytime, what has become an institutional tradition. A group of students known as the Storyboard picks people at the college to tell their stories for a small crowd. A childhood anecdote. A professional success. A moment that shaped their lives. It’s a moment that highlights the intimacy of the small college and the simple joy of sharing both life’s pain and pleasures.  But in September, Storytime stopped.