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WAMH x The Student: “CRASH”

WAMH x The Student: “CRASH”

Charli XCX’s newest album “CRASH” is an evolution of the pop star. WAMH Events Coordinator Nii-Ayi Aryeetey ’23 explains that she updates her signature pop style with layered references to musical movements from past decades.

The Mesmerizing Murals of Santurce, San Juan

The Mesmerizing Murals of Santurce, San Juan

The neighborhood of Santurce in San Juan is known for its vibrant street art. Cassidy Duncan ’25 discusses the rich history and culture of Puerto Rican murals, which she prompted to investigate during a spring break trip.

“Survivor” Season 42: Episodes 1 & 2, Reviewed

“Survivor” Season 42: Episodes 1 & 2, Reviewed

“Survivor” is back for Season 42, and Vaughn Armour ’25 summarizes the action of the first two episodes.

A Covid Reflection: Mourning and Community

A Covid Reflection: Mourning and Community

Tiia McKinney ’25 shares a story of mourning and grief, chronicling two years of Covid for her community in The Bahamas, punctuated by the deaths of loved ones.

WAMH x The Student: “Shoestring”

WAMH x The Student: “Shoestring”

“Shoestring” by Felix Ames was released on Feb. 4. Victoria Thomas ʼ25 takes us through the experiences, emotions, and images the song reminds her of.

Poetic Perspectives: “Ignite”

Poetic Perspectives: “Ignite”

With evocative and elegant language, Quincy Smith ʼ25 invites us to awaken our senses. The poem explores questions about how we find our personal identity.

The Power of Public Speaking

The Power of Public Speaking

The college recently hosted its annual public speaking competition and the Litfest Spoken Word Slam. Mikayah Parsons ʼ24 speaks with participants of the events about the lack of a spoken word community at Amherst.