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“Twinsters”: A Heartwarming and Original Documentary for the Digital Age

“Twinsters”: A Heartwarming and Original Documentary for the Digital Age

“Twinsters” is an incredible separated-at-birth story that can only exist in the digital age. The heartfelt documentary is told through the perspective of American-raised actress and YouTube star Samantha Futerman. The story begins when French-raised design student Anaïs Bordier discovers Futerman through the Internet and believes they might somehow be

Letter from the Department of Chemistry

The faculty and staff in the Chemistry Department have been inspired by the courageous and moving testimony of our students during the events of Amherst Uprising. We are passionately committed to creating a safe and nurturing environment for every one of our students. We also understand that we have failed

Letter from the Department of Music

As members of the Music Department faculty and staff, we are inspired by the voices raised by students promoting wider understanding of the difficulties students of color and other marginalized groups face on this campus. By sharing your passion and pain so openly, you have renewed an important conversation that

Letter from the Department of Anthropology and Sociology

November 13, 2015 The following statement was read at the Nov. 18, 2014 meeting of the faculty in response to the events of Black Lives Matter Awareness Week. Approximately two months later, on Jan. 23, 2015, the college held a Day of Dialogue on Race and Racism, in response both

Letter from the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience Program

Dear Amherst College Community, We, the faculty of the Psychology Department and the Neuroscience Program, write to support the students engaged in the recent movement to bring racial equality to Amherst College. Over the past few days, students of color and other marginalized groups disclosed painful and shocking accounts of

Letter from the Department of American Studies

We, the faculty of the American Studies Department, write in support of those students who this week have demonstrated in solidarity with other students at campuses nationwide who are protesting racism. The testimony you and scores of other students have provided in Frost Library about your experiences at Amherst clearly

Letter from the Department of Black Studies

Dear students, We in the Department of Black Studies were moved by Thursday’s walkout and sit-in at Frost Library. Initially an expression of solidarity with students at Missouri, Yale, and elsewhere, it quickly turned into an intense, fiery event, full of compelling stories of struggle, friendship, insistence on belonging,