Around the Herd: Oct. 29 to Nov. 4 in Athletics In this week’s Around the Herd: Men’s cross country takes third at NESCAC Championships, football falls to Trinity, and field hockey loses to Tufts.
College Discontinues Arabic Language Courses Amherst College will no longer offer Arabic instruction, citing the Five College Provosts’ unanimous vote to terminate the Five College Arabic Language Initiative. The decision was made primarily due to low enrollment.
Dining Provides New Look Into SCDC, Val Updates Assistant Director of Dining Manny Lezama and Executive Chef Colin Hoyt addressed AAS to provide updates on the current state of dining, including upcoming pop-up events at Val, and to outline the features of dining and Grab-n-Go at the upcoming SCDC.
Professor, Historian Discusses Free Speech and Antisemitism On Wednesday, Johns Hopkins University historian James Loeffler spoke to students about antisemitism and free speech, using the Skokie Affair of 1977 to illustrate new possibilities for conceiving of hate speech.
Campus Summer Programs to Continue Amid Uncertainty College preparations to transition dining operations over the summer sparked concerns about the cancellation of summer programs like SURF, with uncertainty about the college’s ability to support student dining. The administration confirmed summer operations will continue as planned.
Campus Police Log: Oct. 20 to Oct. 27 The latest installment of the Campus Police Log, from Oct. 20 to Oct. 27, can be found here.