“Re/Presenting” The Mead’s Collections
The Mead Art Museum recently opened “Re/Presenting: Art Beyond the Color Line,” a new exhibition highlighting the diversity of the Mead’s collection through an education lens.
Madeline Lawson '25
The Choral Society Excites Campus With Their S-O-N-Gs!
Managing Arts and Living Editor Madeline Lawson ’25 recounts the Choral Society’s energetic pre-game pep rally for Homecoming.
The Indicator x The Student: “Do Zombies Dream of Electric Guitar?”
Originally published in the Fall 2023 edition of The Indicator, this piece by M. Lawson ’25 humorously invokes a seminar about zombification.
Luke Herzog ’24 Closes on a Red Desert
“We Open on a Red Desert,” a play from student theater group Ghostlight, premiered this weekend. The play, which involves writerly drama and a Mars landing, was writer-director Luke Herzog ’24’s last full-length production at Amherst.
Choral Society Performs Family Weekend Concert
The Choral Society performed their annual Family Weekend concert this past Saturday. It featured spooky pieces, rousing songs, and even an opportunity for alumni to join in.
American Repertory Shines in ASO Semester Debut
This past Saturday, the Amherst Symphony Orchestra made its season debut with the newest members of ASO and a piece featuring President Michael Elliott.
The Singing College Shines at A Cappella Showcase
Managing Arts and Living Editor Madeline Lawson ’25 reviews the diverse performances of Amherst’s six a cappella groups at their first showcase of the year.