Academia Needs Uncomfortable, Unpopular, but Necessary Debates on DEI
Staff Writer Jeb Allen ’27 argues that DEI policies are largely performative measures of progress that also reinforce harmful stereotypes of minorities.
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Exercises in Thought: Fashion
Columnists Tim Carroll ’25 and Joe Sweeney ’25 explore the intersections of fashion, fascism, and identity, examining how clothing can shape both personal and political life.
A Gentle Guide to David Foster Wallace
A spectral David Foster Wallace lingers in the depths of Frost Library, haunting those who dare to take on “Infinite Jest.” However, for those seeking a gentler introduction, Staff Writer Max Feigelson ’27 offers a roadmap through his labyrinthine literary world.
Woolly Fashion: Arianna Dempsey, Melani Garcia, Jaden Richards, and Robyn Valverde
Tiia McKinney ’25 interviews four students to highlight how Woolly Fashion is a fluid form of self-expression, enabling students to communicate their identities and moods beyond trends and price.
WAMH Radio x The Student: 14 Love Songs
Who doesn’t love a good love song? To kick off our new column and in honor of last week’s Valentine’s Day, here are 14 favorites.
Valchemy: A Gooey Marshmallow Treat
In this semester’s rebranded Val Hacks, Columnist Ivy Haight ’25 is stirring up Valchemy with a sweet Marshmallow Crispy Treat.
Football Captain Walks Onto Men’s Lacrosse
Assistant Sports Editor Kate Becker ’26 sits down with senior football captain Owen Gaydos ’25 to discuss joining the lacrosse team in his senior year.