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Women's Basketball Remains Top of Conference

Women's Basketball Remains Top of Conference

The women’s basketball team just completed a four-game home stand after defeating Williams on Jan. 22 on Jan. 17, Amherst defeated the Bates Bobcats in Lefrak Gymnasium. Less than 24 hours later, the team faced the Tufts Jumbos in a matchup of foes. Both teams are undefeated in

Men's Basketball Falls to Williams, Struggles in NESCAC Conference Play

After a roaring start, men’s basketball has dropped four of its last six contests. Amherst began the 2019-2020 season with a 9-2 record and a Ken Wright Invitational tournament championship victory over Fitchburg State. The Mammoths secured several marquee wins, including a home thriller vs. Springfield and

Women's Hockey Poised for Deep Playoff Run

Women's Hockey Poised for Deep Playoff Run

Coming off an important 5-2 victory over Trinity College in Hartford, the women’s hockey team finds itself well-positioned for the stretch run and to potentially make some serious noise in the NESCAC and NCAA tournaments come postseason. With a season marked by consistency and team play, the

The Recap: All The Sports You Missed This Week

Men’s Squash The men’s squash team has rallied back from a disappointing start to the season by reeling off four straight wins and claiming victory at the Pioneer Valley Invitational tournament. Against no. 16 MIT on Jan. 24, the 22nd-ranked Mammoths faced their first and stiffest test

Reflections and Predictions on the Premier League

Reflections and Predictions on the Premier League

The 2019 – 2020 Premier League season has been anything but ordinary: there’s the promise of a new champion, an impending relegation dog fight and a race for fourth place that no one seems to want to win. The story of the season is undoubtedly the rampant success of league-

Unseen Service

There are 573 federally recognized tribes in the United States, all with their unique customs and traditions, and military service has been a consistent tradition among them. How is it that Native Americans, who serve more per capita than any other racial group, receive little recognition for their sacrifices at

College Expands Exchange Programs to India in Partnership with FLAME University

The college has launched a new bilateral exchange program that will allow its students to study abroad at FLAME University in Pune, India. Students will have the opportunity to study alongside FLAME students for a semester in Pune, and in turn, FLAME students will be able to spend a semester