Campus Police Log: April 8 to April 13
The latest installment of the Campus Police Log, from April 8 to April 13, can be found here.
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Financial Uncertainty and the 2025-26 Tuition Increase
With a 4.75% tuition increase for the 2025-26 academic year and Trump’s impending expansion of the endowment tax, Managing Features Editor Lauren Siegel ’27 and Staff Writer Belaine Mamo ’27 explore how Amherst’s tuition and financial aid could be affected by this new administration.
Photo Series: Casino Night
Managing Puzzles Editor Madeline Gold ’28 captured Casino Night, a collaborative event between Amherst Association of Students (AAS) Senator Charles Tufenki ’28 and the Campus Activities Board, in five photos.
Thoughts on Theses: Sylvan Wold
In this edition of Thoughts on Theses, Staff Writer Ava Nair ’28 interviews English major Sylvan Wold ’25 about her creative nonfiction thesis structured around artifacts of her mother’s life.
On the Rollout of the Honor Code Proposal
The Editorial Board responds to the college’s proposed Honor Code revision, arguing that poor communication and lack of transparency continue to erode student trust.
Breaking the Silence on Broken Washers
Assistant Opinion Editor Elaine Pan ’27 argues that the persistent laundry problems in Seelye Hall highlight the college’s broader failure to meet and actively respond to students’ basic needs.
Stop Exploiting Antisemitism To Destroy Academic Freedom
Contributing Writer Avi Helft ’26 urges the Jewish community to stand up against political opportunism, citing the Trump administration’s appropriation of antisemitism as a cover for repressing dissenting thought.