Litterbug: Wednesday, March 29, 2023
Litterbug Cartoonist Quinn Nelson ’25 juxtaposes road signs from around the Pioneer Valley.
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Editorial: The Amherst We Inherited
Marking 50 years of coeducation, the Editorial Board reflects on the long and contested road the college took on admitting women. The Board argues coeducation’s ordinariness is Amherst’s triumph, but that mistaking what is normal for what is permanent grants us permission to stop progressing.
One Major’s Trash is Another Student’s Treasures
Contributing Writer Selyse Lawrence ’30 examines why majors in the humanities and social sciences carry the label “useless.” Drawing on her intended majors in Psychology and Black Studies, Lawrence argues that a degree should be judged by the people it can serve as well as by what it pays.
Letter to the Editor: Your Amherst Diploma is Being Targeted
Mammoth Resolve, an organization of Amherst alumni dedicated to fighting against the Trump administration’s infringements on higher education, warns about the recent changes to the college accreditation process and how it can impact Amherst.
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