Exploring the Surgical Multiverse — Alumni Profile, Andrew Pearle ’92
A two-decade pioneer of robotics partial knee surgery and ACL reconstruction, Andrew Pearle ’92 is now exploring the next generation of personalized care.
Anna Wang ’28
College Hosts Inaugural AI Summit
On Saturday, the college hosted its inaugural AI Summit — a whole day event dedicated to discussion around artificial intelligence at Amherst and beyond. Student panelists, faculty across different departments, and an alumnus spoke at the event.
Ford in the Architect’s Eye
In an exclusive tour with The Student, Christoff Röttinger from Herzog & de Meuron, the
architectural firm behind the Ford Student Center, highlighted some hidden jewels in its design.
Former Student Arrested for 20 Criminal Charges
Jovante Gonzalez, former member of the Class of 2027, was arrested for 20 criminal charges. Gonzalez allegedly installed a camera in a gender-inclusive bathroom, discovered in mid-April. His criminal charges include nine counts of photographing an unsuspecting nude person and more.
Rebekah Hong: Between Sound and Silence
Re-interpreting silence as an interdisciplinary mode of expression, Rebekah Hong has immersed herself in Amherst’s community of Khmer Rouge survivors, and will soon travel the world to expand her research.
From the Editor’s Desk: On The Student’s “AI Problem”
From the Editor’s Desk: Editor-in-Chief Anna Wang ’28 considers Max Froomkin ’28’s recent investigation on AI use in The Student, highlighting several issues with AI detectors while exploring ways to tackle the AI problem.
College Offers Exclusive Preview of Student Center
Ahead of its anticipated fall opening, the college offered editors of The Student a sneak peek of the new Student Center and Dining Commons. The tour provided details of the space and interesting facts about its construction.