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Possible Racist Incident in Cohan Under Investigation

The college is investigating a report of a group of individuals who used racist language while tearing down posters that highlighted people of color. The incident, which reportedly took place on the second floor of Cohan Residence Hall on Sunday, Nov. 17, was disclosed to students in an email from

Fresh Faculty: Joshua Hyman

Fresh Faculty: Joshua Hyman

Joshua Hyman is an assistant professor of economics. He received his bachelor’s degree in economics from Tufts University and earned his doctorate in economics and public policy from the University of Michigan. He previously taught in the Department of Public Policy at the University of Connecticut. Q: What was

Women’s Basketball Prepares for Title Challenge

Women’s Basketball Prepares for Title Challenge

Unlike the men’s program, where much is still to be proven, there is a lot of familiarity with the faces leading the women’s basketball team this year. Head coach G.P Gromacki will lead the Mammoths for the 13th year and will look to keep his streak of

Views from Sparrow’s Nest: Colin Kaepernick

The latest twist of the never-ending saga between the NFL and former San Francisco 49ers starting quarterback Colin Kaepernick occurred this past Saturday as Kaepernick worked out — a skills audition that falls short of a formal tryout — at a local Atlanta high school in front of scouts from eight NFL

Men’s Soccer Dominates First Two NCAA Games

Men’s Soccer Dominates First Two NCAA Games

After suffering a loss in the NESCAC semifinals to Middlebury, men’s soccer has rebounded in style to start the NCAA Tournament. After a 6-1 trounce of Thomas College this past Saturday and a 2-0 shutout of No. 25 Ithaca College the next day, the Mammoths are thundering into the

Women’s Soccer Ends Season After Defeat to Dickinson

Women’s Soccer Ends Season After Defeat to Dickinson

The women’s soccer team finished the season with a NESCAC Championship but the bitter feeling of an early exit from the NCAA DIII Tournament after the team lost to Dickenson College, the second-place finishers in the Centennial Conference on Sunday, Nov. 17. The second-round loss follows a dominant 5-0

Women’s XC Takes 8th, Men’s XC Qualifies for Nationals

Women’s XC Takes 8th, Men’s XC Qualifies for Nationals

The Amherst men and women’s cross country teams went to the New England Championships hosted by Bowdoin College at Pickard Fields this past Saturday, Nov. 16. The men came out in a fourth place finish out of 54 teams. The women earned an eighth place finish out of 54