Ashley Montgomery ’16

Calling all Economics and Political Science majors! This issue is for you. Last week, on Tuesday, Oct. 1, the United States government shut down. With all the hoopla surrounding the impending doom, I was expecting something akin to an apocalyptic scene from 2012 or “The Day After Tomorrow.” Instead, Tuesday

On Saturday, the normally empty Johnson Chapel was abuzz. Older generations of alumni enthusiastically mingled about in the main congregation area of the building, while current students mixed with the alumni or kept to themselves. While younger students comfortably dressed in jeans or shorts with short-sleeved tee shirts, the alumni

Last Thursday began like any other day for yours truly — find a quiet spot at Val to eat breakfast, look over the previous night’s psychology reading, and peruse the day’s issue of The New York Times. I was surprised to find the front cover of a gray-haired man

Amherst College is a community with a rich history in the arts, literature, economics and many other fields. We are a liberal arts college with the features of a smoothly-run world, with our law enforcement protecting the Mead Art Museum and patrolling the campus. There is usually a clear line