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Edwyn Choi '27

“No Other Choice” South Korean Movie Review

“No Other Choice” South Korean Movie Review

Fresh off its Golden Globe nominations, the 2025 film “No Other Choice” gets a compelling review from Editor-in-Chief Edwyn Choi ’27, who unpacks the film’s chilling mix of horror and irony, as well as the technical elements that deliver its emotional punch.

College Receives National Attention, Controversy Over “Voices of the Class” Performance

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.

Bathroom Bulletin: Robert Frost Library

Bathroom Bulletin: Robert Frost Library

Senior Managing Editor Edwyn Choi ’27 & Staff Writers Jenny Chan ’28, Hailey Yoon ’28 evaluate the bathrooms of Amherst’s Robert Frost Library.

Revisiting Shakespeare: The Tragedy of “King Lear”

Revisiting Shakespeare: The Tragedy of “King Lear”

In this week’s “Revisiting Shakespeare,” Senior Managing Editor Edwyn Choi ’27 reviews the technical complexities and perplexing plot lines of “King Lear.” Despite controversial critiques and adaptations of this popular play, there are still intense themes Choi finds worth exploring.

Bathroom Bulletin: The Lyceum

Bathroom Bulletin: The Lyceum

In their latest addition to their campus bathroom guide, Senior Managing Editor Edwyn Choi ’27 and Contributing Writers Jenny Chan ’28 and Hailey Yoon ’28 review the Lyceum’s restrooms.

Cementing Amherst’s Literacy Legacy — Alumni Profile, Lauren Groff ’01

With five novels, dozens of short stories, and countless awards under her belt, Lauren Groff ’01 doesn’t need any introduction. But underneath all this fame she remains a humble person and lifelong learner.

Is “Tiger Style!” Out of Style?

The theater and dance department staged “Tiger Style!” last week, a two-act comedy about Chinese American siblings grappling with belonging. Senior Managing Editor Edwyn Choi ’27 discusses the production’s theme and execution, questioning whether its portrayal of humor and identity resonates today.