Construction to Begin on New Town Elementary School Two elementary schools in Amherst are set to be replaced by the new Fort River Elementary School, which contractors will begin construction on this month.
Conservative Historian Sir Niall Ferguson Discusses Trump, Information Networks in Final Point/Counterpoint Event The eminent historian discussed themes from his most recent books about networks and catastrophes while arguing that portrayals of Trump as a fascist are mistaken.
Students Rally in the Wake of Trump’s Victory At a rally on the quad on Friday, students shared outrage over Trump’s victory and fear about the implications of his second term, while also calling for resistance and hope.
From Memorial Field to the MLB — Alumni Profile, Dave Jauss ’80 After starting his career as an assistant coach at Amherst, Dave Jauss ’80 spent over two decades coaching Major League Baseball.
Students and Colleagues Remember Professor Jeeyon Jeong Faculty and students spoke to Jeong’s pioneering research, close bonds with mentees, and commitment to spreading a love for science in the community.
Students Complain of Long Lines at Grab-n-Go Grab-n-Go has moved away from pre-packaged snacks and entrées in an effort to cut down on waste, but students have complained of longer lines that make it more difficult to grab a bite between classes.
ACTS Program Rollout Poses Headaches for Students As part of the new Amherst College Textbooks (ACTS) system, students receive their textbooks and course materials on-campus. While the ACTS program promised to make it easier for students to receive their books, many students have expressed exasperation with the inefficiency of the program.