Ryan Yu: Living Life on His Own Terms
While Ryan Yu has made a lasting impact on The Student, what’s most notable about him is his unwavering commitment to finding his own path.
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Troy Colleran: Quietly Setting the Standard
Shikha Jha: Leading Through Dance
Kalidas Shanti: Finding Joy and Meaning Through Writing
Anna Smith: An Archivist’s Journey Through Amherst
Sophie Koh: A Drive for Inclusion in Intellectual Spaces
Sage Innerarity: Creating Community and Championing Change
Arts & Living
Which Val Cereal Are You?
The Student is here with the only metric you need to truly understand your personality type: which Val cereal are you? An intricately constructed scientific algorithm will match you with the breakfast item that represents you at your core.
Wisdom and Perspective: Discussing Identity with Michelle Zauner
The Symphony Signing Off: ASO’s Season Finale
Schrodinger’s Matt: A Covid Saga
Acclimating to Academics Abroad: Exchange Students Explain
The Legacy of [email protected]
The “Soul of Calypso”: Celebrating Soca
News
Ryan Yu: Living Life on His Own Terms
While Ryan Yu has made a lasting impact on The Student, what’s most notable about him is his unwavering commitment to finding his own path.
Troy Colleran: Quietly Setting the Standard
Shikha Jha: Leading Through Dance
Kalidas Shanti: Finding Joy and Meaning Through Writing
Anna Smith: An Archivist’s Journey Through Amherst
Sophie Koh: A Drive for Inclusion in Intellectual Spaces
Sage Innerarity: Creating Community and Championing Change
Opinion
A Duty to Reproductive Justice
The Editorial Board calls for the college to make a statement on the possible overturn of Roe v. Wade, asserting that abortion rights is an issue of education access and must therefore be considered pertinent to colleges.
Who’s Really Running Amherst College?
Seeing Double: Who Won?
Red Herring: Bigfoot Sighting
Standing Against AAPI Erasure
Title IX Blind: How Amherst Mishandles Sexual Misconduct
Go Plant-based: For Yourself, for the Environment, for the Animals
Sports
Softball Wins NESCACs, Earns NCAA Hosting Duties
Softball continued their dominant run this weekend, beating Bowdoin, Trinity, and top-seeded host Tufts in the NESCAC tournament to take home the 2022 NESCAC title, the program’s first. The team clinched an automatic bid to this year’s NCAA Tournament with the win.
Track & Field Competitors Earn All-New England Honors
Baseball Sweeps Bowdoin to Advance to NESCAC Semis
Men’s Lacrosse Drops NESCAC Semi, Earns NCAA At-large Bid
Men’s, Women’s Tennis Fall in NESCAC Semifinals
80-1 Longshot Rich Strike Wins 148th Kentucky Derby
Women’s Golf Wins NESCAC Championship, Men Fifth
Cartoon
Red Herring: Bigfoot Sighting
Red Herring Cartoonist Isaac Strieff ’24 reacts to the recent UMass Amherst Alert of a suspicious firearm-carrying individual.
Red Herring: Sophomore Housing
Red Herring: On ACPD
Satire: The Bowdoin Orient Staff Bathroom
Secret Admirer
Red Herring: Snow Day
