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Anna Wang '28

New Meal Plan System Announced for Fall 2025

New Meal Plan System Announced for Fall 2025

Dining Services is introducing five new meal plans for Fall 2025. The new options all have an increased number of guest swipes, the addition of Dining Dollars, five Grab & Go swipes, and a different number of meals per week.

Town Council Votes to Increase Regional Public Schools’ Budget

Town Council Votes to Increase Regional Public Schools’ Budget

The Town Council voted to increase the Amherst-Pelham Regional Public Schools (ARPS) and the elementary schools’ budgets after complaints about the proposed $3 million in budget cuts announced in March. The council’s recommendation must be approved by the Town Manager on May 1.

Satire: Anna and Isha’s Declassified Dorm Survival Guide

Assistant News Editor Anna Wang ’28 and Contributing Writer Isha Patel ’28 decide where they should live next year, weighing the pros and cons of each dorm.

Town of Amherst Participates in Nationwide “Hands Off!” Protest

Town of Amherst Participates in Nationwide “Hands Off!” Protest

On Saturday, hundreds of protesters gathered along South Pleasant Street to protest President Donald Trump and Elon Musk. The protest was a part of the nationwide “Hands Off!” movement, which resulted in over 1,400 events in all 50 states on the same day.

Satire: Faculty Vote to Eliminate Fizz Access

Satire: Faculty Vote to Eliminate Fizz Access

That’s it for Fizz — this week, faculty voted 166-1 to ban the app in defense of President Michael Elliott, who reportedly received one too many hate messages on the site. Starting April 2, students will no longer be able to access their accounts.

Students Express Frustration with Changes to Theme Housing

Students Express Frustration with Changes to Theme Housing

Community leaders aired objections to the new lottery system for theme housing selection, saying the system removes student voices from the selection process while undermining the goal of creating safe spaces.

College Reverts Back to 2020 Title IX Regulations

College Reverts Back to 2020 Title IX Regulations

In compliance with recent federal orders, the College announced that it would revert back to its 2020 Title IX regulations. The current interim policy has a narrower definition of sexual harassment and no longer covers discrimination based on gender identity or sexual orientation.