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Neil Kapur '25

Quick Questions: What Happened to TYPO?

Student Affairs provides the opportunity for students to dine with a faculty or staff member in town through the TYPO/TYSO program. Staff writer Neil Kapur ’25 explains how students can request this subsidized meal and the recent changes made to the program.

A Potential Partnership with Amherst Public Schools

A Potential Partnership with Amherst Public Schools

As the Amherst-Pelham Regional School District faces up to $1.7 million in cuts to services, the town has expressed interest in a long-term financial agreement with the college. Staff writer Neil Kapur ’25 explores how the college could be a better neighbor to the public schools.

Fresh Faculty: Li Zhang

Fresh Faculty: Li Zhang

Li Zhang is an assistant professor of sociology and environmental studies. Now in her second year at the college, she spoke to The Student about the importance of taking a transdisciplinary approach to research.

Amherst Community Protests School Budget Cuts, Seeks College Support

Amherst Community Protests School Budget Cuts, Seeks College Support

Dozens of community members in Amherst’s public school district assembled yesterday to raise awareness about a proposed $1.7 million budget cut in the district’s budget and demand the college support local schools.

Quick Questions: What Controls the Science Center Shades?

Quick Questions: What Controls the Science Center Shades?

Staff writer Neil Kapur ’25 investigates one of the Science Center’s greatest mysteries — when, why, and how the building’s shades descend.

Carless in the Pioneer Valley: A PVTA Cheat Sheet

Carless in the Pioneer Valley: A PVTA Cheat Sheet

For many students, riding the PVTA can be a daunting and confusing task. Contributing Writer Neil Kapur ’25 breaks down how to use the public transit system step-by-step, including where the bus goes, when it runs, and tools that can help simplify the experience for riders.