In Praise of the Jones Library
2021-22 Language Assistant Valentin Guergueb recalls falling in love with the Jones Library at 43 Amity Street.
Alumni
“Hostages” Documents Iranian Hostage Crisis
On Nov. 29, Shahruz Ghaemi ’19 hosted a screening of “Hostages,” a documentary series about the Iranian hostage crisis. Senior Managing Editor Theo Hamilton ’23 reflects on the series, on which Ghaemi worked as an archival producer.
On the Road of Journalism: A Conversation with Jessica Bruder, Author of Nomadland
Every so often, a journalist finds a story and gives it wings. What Jessica
Bruder ’00 found in “Nomadland: Surviving America in the Twenty-First Century”
didn’t need wings — it already had wheels.
“Nomadland” is the deeply candid chronicle of a growing community of American
nomads who, after the
College Hosts Moderna President Stephen Hoge '98 in Virtual Event
The college hosted President of Moderna Stephen Hoge ’98 on Friday, April 23 as
a part of the virtual Stories in STEM event series. The Cambridge-based
biotechnology company has experienced tremendous growth since the pandemic
began, as it has developed one of the world’s most effective vaccines against
Musings of a Monarch: an Interview with His Serene Highness Prince Albert II
His Serene Highness Prince Albert II of Monaco is the 32nd hereditary ruler of the principality of Monaco. His reign began in 2005 and continues to this day. Prince Albert II was the only son of Prince Rainier III, and his wife, Princess Grace Kelly. He was baptised on April
As Mississippi and Texas Repeal Covid-19 Restrictions, Amherst Students Express Concern
On Tuesday, the governors of Texas and Mississippi announced that they had
lifted state-wide mask mandates and rolled back a substantial number of Covid-19
health mandates. The announcements, which came merely a day after the Centers
for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) warned against the ongoing dangers of