College Remembers Gerald Penny ’77 In a ceremony on the 50th anniversary of his death in Pratt Pool, the college community remembered Gerald Penny ’77, who drowned during a college-mandated swimming test.
The Singing College Shines at A Cappella Showcase Managing Arts and Living Editor Madeline Lawson ’25 reviews the diverse performances of Amherst’s six a cappella groups at their first showcase of the year.
Robert Morgenthau at Amherst: Going Out with an Epoch Managing News Editor Leo Kamin ’25 explores the fraught and foreboding college life of legendary alum Robert Morgenthau ’41, a Jewish student who went on to serve as Manhattan’s longest-serving district attorney.
College Remembers Gerald Penny ’77 In a ceremony on the 50th anniversary of his death in Pratt Pool, the college community remembered Gerald Penny ’77, who drowned during a college-mandated swimming test.
Affirmative Action Was Never the Answer Staff Writer Zane Khiry ’25 reflects on the uneven distribution of affirmative action’s benefits and questions its efficacy in bringing about racial uplift.
Around the Herd: Sept. 13 to 18 in Athletics In this edition of Around the Herd: men’s and women’s soccer start their seasons strong, and cross country succeeds at the Little Three Championship with the women’s team defending their championship title.
Big Stick Energy — Breaking The Ice: Wednesday, September 6, 2023 Cartoonist Miles Garcia ’25 pokes fun at freshman orientation rites of passage.