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Leo Kamin '25

Leo Kamin '25

Leo Kamin is a managing news editor. A history and economics major from Denver, Colorado, he is a passionate fan of Liverpool FC and is interested in American history.

College to Cover Costs of Course Materials at New Bookstore

College to Cover Costs of Course Materials at New Bookstore

A new initiative providing all course materials to students at no up-front cost was announced to the faculty on Nov. 7. The materials will be distributed out of the former A.J. Hastings storefront, which the college plans to lease.

Photo of Blair Kamin, donning an Amherst sweatshirt.

From Milliken Dorm to the Tribune Tower — Alumni Profile, Blair Kamin ’79

For 28 years as The Chicago Tribune’s architecture critic, Blair Kamin ’79 examined the “forces that shape the built world.” Known on campus as the author of Amherst‘s architecture tour guide, his columns earned him a Pulitzer Prize and once ignited a feud with Donald Trump.

Students Stage Walkout for Palestine, Call for Admin Action

Students Stage Walkout for Palestine, Call for Admin Action

During a walkout last Wednesday, students demanded the college divest from weapons companies doing business with Israel, cut a study abroad tie to Haifa University, and issue an administrative statement condemning Israeli violence.

President Elliott Speaks on College Response to Israel/Gaza Conflict

President Elliott Speaks on College Response to Israel/Gaza Conflict

President Michael Elliott discussed takeaways from students, outlined administrative steps to support them, and provided advice to navigate the Israel/Palestine conflict at a weekly meeting before the Association of Amherst Students.

Students React to Violence in Israel and Palestine

Students React to Violence in Israel and Palestine

As the second week of war in Israel and Palestine begins, students express grief about the violence and fear for both their own safety and the consequences of speech on campus. Students were able to find ways to come together in community despite dread about the future of the conflict.

Men’s, Women’s Soccer Sweep Bates and Colby

Men’s, Women’s Soccer Sweep Bates and Colby

Men’s and women’s soccer sit at third and ninth in national rankings, respectively, after a superb weekend for both teams.

Moroccan Community Responds to Earthquake

Moroccan Community Responds to Earthquake

Following a 6.8 magnitude earthquake in Morocco that left nearly 3,000 people dead, Moroccans at Amherst and in the broader Western Massachusetts community are grappling with the earthquake’s lasting impact.