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In Primary Season, Student Organizing Takes Center Stage

In Primary Season, Student Organizing Takes Center Stage

As the New Hampshire Democratic presidential primary election winds down and the Massachusetts primary inches ever closer, students on campus are getting increasingly involved with campaigns for the 2020 general election. Student groups for the four most major Democratic candidates — former Vice President Joe Biden, Senator Bernie Sanders, former South

Women’s Basketball Performs Remarkably on Senior Day Weekend

Women’s Basketball Performs Remarkably on Senior Day Weekend

The Amherst women’s basketball team had an outstanding weekend as the team upset Bowdoin on Friday night and followed it up with a victory on Senior Day against Colby Saturday afternoon. This weekend marked the final regular season home games for a trio of seniors. Hannah Fox ’20, Madeline

Mammoths Split Squad for Weekend Competitions

Mammoths Split Squad for Weekend Competitions

The Amherst women’s track and field squads impressed over the weekend. The squad was split into two, with one heading to Tufts for the non-team scoring Cupid Challenge and another group headed to the Blue and Orange Invitational held at Utica College. At the Cupid Challenge, notable performances included

2020 Oscars: The Good, The Bad, The Most Memorable

2020 Oscars: The Good, The Bad, The Most Memorable

Even before the 92nd Oscars aired this past Sunday Feb. 9, everyone knew there would be a lot to digest. With tensions running high since the Academy once again presented a nominee list comprised almost entirely of white, male filmmakers, this year’s Oscars were bound to deliver memorable moments.

2020 Oscar-nominated Shorts Playing at Amherst Cinema

2020 Oscar-nominated Shorts Playing at Amherst Cinema

Amherst Cinema is currently offering a film series featuring all five Oscar nominated live action shorts. The series starts off with the well-acted and tense “A Sister,” directed by Delphine Girad, before heading into Meryam Joobeur and Maria Garcia Turgeon’s quietly beautiful and haunting “Brotherhood,” allowing the viewer to

Swashbuckling Sheffield United Takes Premier League by Storm

Swashbuckling Sheffield United Takes Premier League by Storm

In the dull, flat grey light of an early English morning, the city of Sheffield comes to life. Situated three hours north of London in South Yorkshire, the city stands today as a town reborn, revitalized by a surprisingly vibrant decade and economic growth that has outpaced the wildest expectations

It’s Been Quite a Ride: Bidding Farewell to “BoJack Horseman”

It’s Been Quite a Ride: Bidding Farewell to “BoJack Horseman”

Note: this article intentionally avoids spoilers in this piece, so it appeals to a broader audience and convinces some new people to watch the show. Part of the brilliance of Netflix’s “BoJack Horseman” is that it forces viewers to grapple with their own views regarding morality by presenting them