The Green Room’s “Amherst Psycho” Kills at Premiere
The Green Room presented their original play “Amherst Psycho” last Friday. Managing Arts & Living Editor Sophie Durbin ’25 reviews the play, appreciating its humor and collegiate commentary.
Arts & Living
Choral Society Performs Family Weekend Concert
The Choral Society performed their annual Family Weekend concert this past Saturday. It featured spooky pieces, rousing songs, and even an opportunity for alumni to join in.
ASO’s “Profiles in Courage” Continues with MLK Tribute
The Amherst Symphony Orchestra played their second show of the semester this weekend, memorializing Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. as part of their “Profiles in Courage” series. Contributing Writing Mila Massaki Gomes ’27 recaps the performance.
The Lilac x The Student: “A Walk in the Park”
In a piece written by Imani Gunnison ’24 for the Spring 2023 edition of “The Lilac,” the speaker reflects on the experience of sitting under the sun.
“Survivor” Season 45: Episode 4
In this week’s “Survivor” recap, Columnist Vaughn Armour ’25 examines the tribe swap and let-down ending of episode 4.
Visiting Scholar Sven Speiker Argues for “Art as Demonstration”
Professor Sven Speiker visited the Amherst Center for Russian Culture last Thursday to discuss his new book, “Art as Demonstration: A Revolutionary Recasting of Knowledge.” Staff Writer Nichole Fernandez ’25 discusses the lecture on radical Communist art of the 1960s.
Visiting Writers Series Hosts Wesley Straton ’11
For the third installment of the Visiting Writers Series, the College hosted Wesley Straton ’11. Lauren Siegel ’27 reports on the reading and discussion of Straton’s debut novel, “The Bartender’s Cure.”