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The Many Sides of "Deathtrap" in the Octagon

The Many Sides of "Deathtrap" in the Octagon

The Green Room's performance of comedic murder mystery "Deathtrap" will open this Friday. Managing Arts & Living Editor Alex Brandfonbrener '23 previews of the performance, highlighting its effective use of the Octagon, its unorthodox performance space.

Bringing Back the Bass: Jazz@Amherst Returns

Bringing Back the Bass: Jazz@Amherst Returns

Jazz is back in town! This week, staff writer Milo Leahy-Miller ‘24 discusses the return of Jazz@Amherst. The jazz group kicked off its 2021-2022 season with a stellar performance on October 7th and looks forward to a year full of the best in blues.

Middle Earth is Unearthed in Green Room's Lord of the Rings Parody

Middle Earth is Unearthed in Green Room's Lord of the Rings Parody

On Oct. 15, The Green Room will hold their first live performance in almost two years with a parody of "The Lord of the Rings." After watching a dress rehearsal, Managing A&L Editor Theo Hamilton '23 gives a sneak peek of some of the show's best bits.

Is The Nobel Prize's Selection System Too Secretive?

Is The Nobel Prize's Selection System Too Secretive?

While the Nobel Prize is among the highest honors in literature, very few understand the criteria upon which laureates are chosen. This week, Staff Writer Joe Sweeney '25 discusses the case for more transparency in the selection process.

A Visceral Vision of Love: Ducournau's "Titane" Shocks

A Visceral Vision of Love: Ducournau's "Titane" Shocks

"Titane," Julia Ducournau's new Palme d'Or winning film, explores the connections between humanity and machines — often in gory detail. Staff Writer Miles Garcia '25 shares his reactions to the body horror movie and its surprisingly heartwarming core.

Live from New York, It's ... Mediocre Comedy!

Live from New York, It's ... Mediocre Comedy!

"Saturday Night Live's" newest season premiere came out this week with a fizzle rather than a bang. Longtime fan Madeline Lawson '25 shares her perspective on a solid but forgettable episode that at least improved on last season's failures.

Rockin' Radio: The Roaring Return of WAMH

Rockin' Radio: The Roaring Return of WAMH

Student radio is back on the air! Contributing Writer Robert Bischof ’25 breaks down all things WAMH, discussing the station's upcoming shows, broadcasts and exciting plans for the year.