Opinion: Stott was robbed not only of All-NESCAC First Team, but Player of the Year
Assistant Sports Editor Joey Supik ’27 argues why the women’s hockey team’s starting goaltender was snubbed in this year's conference awards.
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2026 World Baseball Classic: A Little Selflessness?
Assistant Sports Editor Ethan Niewoehner ’29 unpacks how the World Baseball Classic has been hamstrung by its insurer, questioning whether MLB is as committed to baseball’s growth as it should be.
Around the Herd: March 4 to March 10 in Athletics
In this week’s Around the Herd: women’s hockey sweeps Williams and Colby to win NESCAC, men’s basketball falls in the second round of NCAA tournament, and women’s lacrosse posts comeback victory against Tufts.
March Minis — Wednesday, March 11, 2026
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Editorial: An Honor Code That Says Less — and Risks More
The Editorial Board scrutinizes the proposal to shorten Amherst’s honor code, arguing that both the substance of the change and the rushed process behind it raise broader concerns about transparency and student voice in campus governance.
Community Advisors Prepare for Upcoming Union Election
Last semester, the administration declined the CA request for unionization, advising that they hold an NLRB election instead. Ahead of their March 11 election, CAs will be tabling at Valentine Dining Hall and asking for student body support.
School Ends Student Organization Recognition in Spring Semester
Student Engagement and Leadership plans to implement a series of changes that concern student organizations, including only recognizing RSOs during the fall term, a new rubric with explicit criteria for an organization’s recognition, and expanded resources for onboarding organizations.