Satire: When You Gentle Parent Your Boyfriend
Editor-in-Chief Anna Wang and Staff Writer Isha Patel ’28 eavesdrops on two Amherst students navigating the perilous minefield of Valentine’s Day.
Anna Wang ’28
Students, Community Rally in National Shutdown Protest
Hundreds of students and community members joined in a day of protest on Friday, voicing their disappointment towards the Trump administration’s ongoing ICE activity nationwide.
Admin Addresses “Voices of the Class” Controversy
Over the course of two months, the college’s administration has taken action to support the students affected by recent media coverage of “Voices of the Class” by connecting them to resources such as the Office of Student Care and asking news outlets to blur student faces from photos and videos.
Satire: A Look into Strategic Management of Amherst College’s Budgets
Editor-in-Chief Anna Wang '28 and Staff Writer Isha Patel '28 examine Amherst College’s approach to budgetary “efficiency,” arguing that the language of strategic restructuring reveals more about institutional priorities than it intends to.
College Receives National Attention, Controversy Over “Voices of the Class” Performance
The Washington Free Beacon recently published an article by Jeb Allen ’27 criticizing the annual “Voices of the Class” performance and other “school-sanctioned sex events”. Students reported experiencing online harassment and doxing as more organizations published similar articles.
Students Mourn Death of Abdullahi Mire ’26E
Current students and recent graduates remember Abdullahi Mire ’26E — who passed away in late November — by his eloquent poetry, dedication towards the Muslim Student Association, and vibrant personality.
UMass Apartments Demolished After Fire
Late Friday, a three-alarm fire ravaged an off-campus apartment complex near the University of Massachusetts, Amherst (UMass), leaving over 230 UMass students without housing. A State of Emergency for the Town of Amherst was declared on Saturday and later rescinded on Sunday afternoon.