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Men’s Golf Finishes Fifth After Two Days at Williams Invitational

This weekend, the men’s golf team travelled to the Williams Spring Opener Tournament in Williamstown, MA at the Taconic Golf Club. The Mammoths competed against eight teams from around the NESCAC, including rival and host Williams. The first day of action saw Amherst off to a solid start. The

Men’s Tennis Goes 2-1 on Weekend With Wins over NESCAC Foes

It was an action-packed weekend for the men’s tennis team, as it played three matches in a span of 48 hours. In arguably their most important stretch of tennis all season, the Mammoths took on the No. 1 team in the nation, Emory, and highly-ranked Little III rivals Wesleyan

Women’s Tennis Falls to Wesleyan, 7-2, But Sweeps Match Against Hamilton

It was a big week for the Amherst women’s tennis team as the Mammoths took on a pair of NESCAC rivals in Wesleyan and Hamilton. Following a heartbreaking loss to Tufts, the No. 8 Mammoths sought redemption against No. 5 Wesleyan, their Little III rivals. Taking to the courts

Women’s Track and Field Sets the Pace at Tufts Sunshine Classic

Amherst women’s track and field competed in the third annual Sunshine Classic at Tufts this Saturday, April 21, in preparation for its upcoming postseason. Competing against a deep Tufts roster, along with several other non-conference opponents, the women racked up 62 points to earn a fourth-place finish at the

Leftovers, a Student-Made Clothing Brand, Redefines Streetwear

Maybe you’ve seen the stickers — in stairwells, on laptops, in the A level bathroom, perhaps. Maybe you’ve seen people repping the clothing around campus, and maybe you’ve wondered what is Leftovers, what is it all about? While the clothing brand Leftovers is largely the brainchild of Noah

Fresh Faculty: Mona Oraby

Fresh Faculty: Mona Oraby

Mona Oraby is a visiting professor of law, jurisprudence and social thought. She received her doctorate in political science from Northwestern University. Q: How would you describe your area of research? A: I would describe it by saying that I work broadly on comparative law and religion, law and society.

A Night in the Life of an Amherst College Police Officer

Walking around campus any day of the week, at almost every hour, you’re bound to see an Amherst College Police Department (ACPD) cruiser driving around. While ACPD plays a visible role on campus, it can be hard to understand what it actually does. On March 24, I spent three