AAS Budget Crunch Worries Club Sports Leaders
A smaller-than-normal budget has forced the AAS to scale back discretionary spending, leading some club sports teams to look elsewhere for funds.
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The Amherst Party, a Former Tradition, to Return After 6-Year Hiatus
The AAS is reviving “TAP,” a long-running college tradition centered around a keg of beer. Beginning in December, the parties will be held once a month in the Powerhouse.
President Elliott Speaks on College Response to Israel/Gaza Conflict
President Michael Elliott discussed takeaways from students, outlined administrative steps to support them, and provided advice to navigate the Israel/Palestine conflict at a weekly meeting before the Association of Amherst Students.
Senators, Audience Members React to AAS Impeachment Trial
After first-year senator Oscar Gosling ’27 resigned during his impeachment trial, the AAS’ second in less than a year, Gosling, senators, and spectators reflected on the trial and what it suggested about the state of the AAS.
Newly Elected Senators Outline Goals, Visions for the Future
Following a competitive election with 27 candidates, the elected senators reflect on their motivations for running, their goals for the upcoming semester, and their visions for the future of AAS.
First-year Senator Resigns During His Impeachment Trial
AAS Senator Oscar Gosling '27 resigned during his impeachment trial Wednesday. The proceeding was initiated after an associate used the AAS’ whole-class e-mail list to share a message about Gosling’s candidacy, which is prohibited by the AAS constitution.
AAS Candidate Statements for 2023-2024 Senators
The Association of Amherst Students (AAS) will hold elections for eight senators
in the class of 2027 and for one transfer student. The students listed have announced their candidacies for these elections.