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Women’s Tennis Returns Proven Upperclassmen Core

The Amherst women’s tennis squad hopes to improve upon last season’s showing despite the departure of a pair of celebrated seniors. The Mammoths had an exceptionally strong spring season, finishing with an overall record of 12-10 and securing an NCAA Division III tournament quarterfinal appearance. Notable victories

Field Hockey To Restructure after Graduation of Attacking Trio

Amherst field hockey head coach Carol Knerr, now in her 18th season at the helm, enters the 2018 campaign looking to build on a strong core of returning talent. Last season saw notable wins over archrival Williams, Conn. College and Wesleyan, which propelled the team to a 5-5 NESCAC

Football Returns, Aims for NESCAC Title After Near Miss

After a heartbreaking loss to Williams in the final game of the 2017 season resulted in Amherst finishing one game back of Trinity for the NESCAC crown, the Mammoths will look to bounce back and add another conference championship to the mantle. Last season started out well for Amherst, as

A Look at Upcoming Fall Concerts in the Massachusetts Area

A Look at Upcoming Fall Concerts in the Massachusetts Area

A veritable cornucopia of music is coming to the Massachusetts area this fall, with everyone from popstars to established rock artists to up-and-coming musicians on display. Learning to navigate the local music scene is not high on anyone’s orientation priority list, so we’ve decided to do

Women’s Golf Expects to Build on Ninth Place Finish at NCAA’s

The Amherst women’s golf team finished the 2017-18 season with an impressive run to the NCAA Division III National Championships, claiming ninth place out of the top 22 Division III women’s golf teams in the nation. The Mammoths did so despite the relative youth and inexperience of

Fresh Faculty: Katharine Correia

Fresh Faculty: Katharine Correia

Katharine Correia is an assistant professors of statistics. She holds a bachelor’s degree in statistics from Mount Holyoke, a master’s degree in biostatistics from Boston University and a doctorate in biostatistics from Harvard. Q: How did you become interested in your area of study? A: I took an

Advice for Class of 2022

Welcome, Class of 2022! As the school year begins, the Editorial Board would like to extend some advice to all new students. Cultivate mentors and seek out advice. Amherst is unique in how easy it is to build relationships with professors, through the small class sizes and open office hours.