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Some Equally Important Advice to Sophomores and Juniors

Managing Sports Editor Joey Supik ’27 reflects on the pressure Amherst students face to have a plan, arguing that some of the most meaningful growth comes from embracing uncertainty rather than avoiding it.

Letter to the Editor: ‘Gather Ye Rose-Buds,’ Class of 2030

Alumnus Tim Carroll ’25 reflects on the impossibility of fully savoring college while it is happening, suggesting the incoming class of 2030 stop trying to optimize their time at Amherst and instead simply live it.

Some Words of ‘Rizdom’ for The New Freshman Class

Staff Writer Rizwan Ayub ’27 imparts his best words of “rizdom” onto the newly-minted class of 2030, giving them advice on all aspects of college life — from academics, to internships, to Fizz doomscrolling.

Welcome, Class of 2027

As AAS Vice President, Staff Writer Shane Dillon ’26 shares some advice with the freshly-minted first-year students.

Career Support Advice from Two Seniors

On the eve of their graduation, Contributing Writers Ryan Kyle ’23 and Anna Hogarth ’23 reflect on the career exploration resources they wish they’d utilized sooner.

Korea Kaja: Things To Know Before Your Trip to Korea

Korea Kaja: Things To Know Before Your Trip to Korea

From its beauty industry to acclaimed films, South Korea has been attracting tourists and international students alike. Citing her experience, Staff Writer Pho Vu ’23 gives several suggestions for those considering studying abroad in South Korea in the first issue of her new column.

On Becoming a Badminton Badass: Insider Tips from a Former Player

Staff Writer Pho Vu ’23 reflects on her journey with badminton, from Vietnam to Amherst, and encourages other players to cultivate an appreciation for the game’s fundamentals.