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Thoughts on Theses: Luz Lim

Thoughts on Theses: Luz Lim

Luz Lim is a geology major. Her thesis involves analysis of the grain texture and structure of 1.8-billion year-old rocks from the Rocky Mountain range of southwest Montana. Her advisor is Chair of geology and Massachusetts Professor in Chemistry and Natural History Tekla Harms. Q: What is your thesis

Jodi Foley to Become College’s First Director of Accessibility Strategy and Resources

Jodi Foley to Become College’s First Director of Accessibility Strategy and Resources

The college announced in a statement on Feb. 7 that Director of Accessibility Services Jodi Foley will become the first director of accessibility strategy and resources beginning Feb. 24. The Office of Student Affairs (OSA) will begin searching for a permanent replacement in the near future for Foley’s current

Councilors Boost Local Politics Amid Housing Fallout

Councilors Boost Local Politics Amid Housing Fallout

Three town councilors, two of them representing District 4 — a district which includes the college — addressed students during an Association of Amherst Students (AAS) meeting on Feb. 17 to discuss the town’s involvement in constructing an affordable housing site at 132 Northampton Road, upcoming proposals in the town of

The Recap: All The Sports You Missed This Week

Women’s BasketballWomen’s basketball routed the Conn. College Camels in its regular season finale, finishing the season with a resounding 76-52 victory. Amherst and Conn. traded baskets early in the game, with the first quarter being an uncommonly tight one between the squads. However, the Mammoths pulled away in

An Interview with Women’s Basketball Player Courtney Resch ’22

Courtney Resch ’22 is a guard/ forward on the women’s basketball team and a jumper on the track team. She hails from San Francisco, California and is double majoring in economics and psychology. Krosniak: Can you tell me about how the season has been going? Resch: We started out

Women’s Swim and Dive Takes Third at Conference Championships

Women’s Swim and Dive Takes Third at Conference Championships

After four days grueling days in the Middlebury pool, women’s swim and dive walked away with bronze at the 2020 NESCAC Championships. The Mammoths closed out the weekend with 1369 points, finishing behind Tufts (1593.5) and Williams (1930.5). Racking up a NESCAC record, two program records, three

Men’s Squash Lose Three Matches at the NESCAC Championships

Men’s Squash Lose Three Matches at the NESCAC Championships

The men’s squash team traveled to Bowdoin to participate in the NESCAC Championships this past weekend. The fourth-seeded Mammoths took on the number five seed Middlebury Panthers on Saturday morning. The winner of this matchup would get the opportunity to take on the number one seed Trinity Bantams Saturday