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After the American Order: Mark Carney’s Case for Middle Powers

Contributing Writer Odessa Ikels ’28 dissects Mark Carney’s proposal for middle powers in a fragmented global order, arguing that while Canada’s bid for strategic autonomy challenges U.S. hegemony, its success hinges on overcoming the structural dilemmas.

A Moment for Mercy

Contributing Writer Alex McIntosh ’26 confronts the ethical stakes of campus journalism, arguing that while Jeb Allen’s reporting endangered students, the appropriate response is measured accountability, revealing how mercy can serve as a corrective force in polarized discourse.

There’s No Such Thing as Optional AI

Staff Writer Max Feigelson ’27 confronts Amherst’s adoption of AI tools in the classroom, arguing that the administration’s insistence on “optional” usage masks a deeper moral abdication, revealing how convenience and corporate pressures are reshaping the liberal arts.

“No Other Choice” South Korean Movie Review

“No Other Choice” South Korean Movie Review

Fresh off its Golden Globe nominations, the 2025 film “No Other Choice” gets a compelling review from Editor-in-Chief Edwyn Choi ’27, who unpacks the film’s chilling mix of horror and irony, as well as the technical elements that deliver its emotional punch.

The Only Sure Thing is Surprise: Our Super Bowl LX Predictions

In anticipation of this Sunday’s Super Bowl, the sports staff make their guesses for the outcome in Santa Clara.

Super Bowl LX Preview: The A-Maye-Zing Patriots

In lieu of the most anticipated sporting event annually in the United States, Assistant Sports Editor Joey Supik ’27 provides a succinct summary of the New England Patriots’ key players and potential road to success in this year’s Super Bowl.