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Aaron Holton '25

Host, Politics at Amherst

Crises of the Institution: Dialogue On Campus

In a response to Sarria Joe ’27’s own response to an article by Jeb Allen ’27, Aaron Holton ’25 elaborates a theory of productive dialogue in order to overcome ideological divides in the current politics.

A Plea to the Faculty: Indictment No. 4

Columnist Aaron Holton ’25 urges professors to foster a broader range of perspectives in the classroom.

“The Black Experience”: Indictment No. 3

In the third installation of their Amherst Indictment series, Staff Writer Aaron Holton ’25 addresses feelings of ostracization faced by Black students within the Black community on campus.

Amherst in the Classroom: Where Is the Dialogue?

Aaron Holton ’25 and Madina Oraz ’25 criticize the centering of American thought and the rejection of unorthodox perspectives in the Amherst classroom.

Amherst Doesn’t Prepare Us for Democracy: Indictment No. 2

Aaron Holton ’25 criticizes what they claim to be a weaponization of identities within the Amherst classroom.

Amherst Doesn’t Prepare Us for Politics

Staff Writer Aaron Holton ’25 indicts Amherst’s cultural norms, urging students to shed preconceived notions and “usher in a new world.”

Politics at Amherst: SCOTUS 2022-2023 Term Recap

Host Aaron Holton ’25 is joined by James Patterson Jr ’27 to discuss all of the action from the Supreme Court’s 2022-2023 term as their 2023-2024 term is just kicking off.