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Amherst Symphony Orchestra Returns to the Stage

Amherst Symphony Orchestra Returns to the Stage

After a year-long in-person hiatus, the Amherst Symphony Orchestra returned in style Sept. 18 with a performance that included skillful renditions of two little-known works, as well as a popular Brahms overture and a large-scale Dvorak symphony.

Val 101: Upgrading Your Lighter Side Chicken

Val 101: Upgrading Your Lighter Side Chicken

With Val open again for indoor dining, a whole host of new culinary options are available to students. Staff Writer Sarah Weiner '24 gives her advice on everything from spicy mayo and mochas to microwaved desserts and the best breakfast sandwiches.

First Years Lead the Way for Golf as Teams Tee Off Seasons

The men's and women's golf teams are in full swing after each competed in two tournaments over the past two weekends. The Mammoths’ first years delivered especially strong performances against talented opponents.

Cross Country Heats Up in Little 3 Championship

The women’s and men’s cross country teams competed in the Little 3 Championship in Williamstown, MA on Sept. 18. Facing bitter rivals Wesleyan and Williams, both teams managed impressive performances.

Abbey Kays '25 Leads Way in 3-1 Victory Over Hamilton

Abbey Kays '25 Leads Way in 3-1 Victory Over Hamilton

Behind a stellar performance from midfielder Abbey Kays ’25, the field hockey team extended its perfect streak to begin the season with a 3-1 win over Hamilton College on Sept. 19.

Ashleigh Johnson: Stopping Goals and Sparking Change

Ashleigh Johnson, a two-time Olympic gold medal winner for U.S. water polo, has had to overcome numerous obstacles to become one of the few Black athletes in the overwhelmingly white world of water sports, Melanie Schwimmer ’23 writes.

Women's Soccer Rebounds With 8-0 Victory After Loss

Women's Soccer Rebounds With 8-0 Victory After Loss

Women’s soccer split its pair of games over the past weekend. The Mammoths lost a hard-fought match against Hamilton College on Sept. 18 but won dominantly versus Keene State College the following day.