Zach Jonas

On July 1, the college announced its plans to bring between 1,200 and 1,250 students — primarily first years and sophomores — to campus. Here is everything that return will entail, and everything students still want to know.

The college has been providing students, alumni and donors incremental information about what a return to campus in fall 2020 will look like. The Student has compiled all of the information we have here.

A leader, scholar and friend, Avery Farmer does it all. Though his senior year was cut short, Farmer continued to show commitment through his service as president of the AAS.

The college confirmed its first case of COVID-19 on campus, President Biddy Martin announced in an email to the college community on April 23.

The college will implement a number of changes for its 2020-21 admission cycle in response to the coronavirus pandemic, including the adaptation of test-optional policies and halting the consideration of SAT Subject Tests, the Office of Admission announced in a press release on April 6. Students may still submit their SAT and ACT scores for [...]

Since the college first announced its plans nearly three weeks ago to move towards remote learning in response to the nationwide coronavirus outbreak, shifts in grading policy, virtual class format as well as staff responsibilities and compensation have come rapidly.