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Under Manager Lampard's Deft Hand, Chelsea’s New Goalkeeper Helps Steady the Ship

Before Frank Lampard was Chelsea’s manager, he was one of the club’s greatest players ever. Their best ever talisman, with 211 goals in all competitions, Lampard won three Premier Leagues with Chelsea, captained them to victory in the 2012 Champions League final and sits fourth and fifth among

Los Angeles Dodgers Battle 3 Decades of Demons and 4 Months of the Pandemic to Capture 2020 World Series Championship

After 32 years, the Los Angeles Dodgers are back on top of the baseball world. The powerhouse team beat the Tampa Bay Rays in game six, 3-1, to win the World Series, four games to two. At the start of spring training, Dodgers president Andrew Friedman and the rest

Are These Prospects the Future?

The NBA Draft is coming up, and many fans await the outcomes of the Nov. 18 event, as the level of uncertainty surrounding this year’s talent board is palpable. Covid-19 has meant no NBA Draft Combine or NCAA tournament that are used to evaluate top talents. Lottery teams

Interview with Amherst Women’s Soccer Coach Jen Hughes

Jen Hughes, the head coach of Amherst women’s soccer, graduated from Colgate University, where she was one of the best women’s soccer players in Colgate history and is one of only two players in Colgate women’s soccer history to have her jersey number retired. Hughes, in her

Education Studies Major To Be Available in 2021, Per Faculty Vote

Education Professions Fellows visit the Springfield Renaissance School in Springfield, Mass. in 2014. Photo courtesy of Amherst College Loeb Center. After years of advocacy, students will be able to declare a major in education studies as early as the fall 2021 semester. The college faculty overwhelmingly voted to approve the

Staff Spotlight: Allison Tanguay

Allison Tanguay is the math associate at the Moss Quantitative Center. This semester, her work involves meeting with students one-on-one and in groups over Zoom to assist with math work. Tanguay has previously taught at Central Connecticut State University, Carleton College, the University of Massachusetts and the University

Spread Across Drastic Time Zones, Students Struggle to Maintain Schedule

With many students living far away from the college due to remote learning conditions, a number of them have found their daily schedules drastically transformed by time zone differences. Since most classes take place in time slots similar to previous semesters, these students have often found themselves needing to stay