AAS Revisits Honor Code Update
After last year’s controversy regarding the proposed updated Honor Code, a new voting process will take place next Monday. If approved by students and faculty, the new Honor Code will take effect next fall.
College News
Basu, Sitze Reflect on Implications of Academic Freedom in the Classroom
In a conversation moderated by President Michael Elliott, Professors Amrita Basu and Adam Sitze discussed challenges related to academic freedom, student involvement, and intellectual diversity among faculty.
Admin Addresses “Voices of the Class” Controversy
Over the course of two months, the college’s administration has taken action to support the students affected by recent media coverage of “Voices of the Class” by connecting them to resources such as the Office of Student Care and asking news outlets to blur student faces from photos and videos.
College Reveals Layout of New Student Center
Dean of Students Angie Tissi-Gassoway outlined the layout of the upcoming Student Center and Dining Commons (Student Center), and shared plans to re-house registered student organizations (RSOs) and performance studios.
Pelham Elementary School Braves Severe Budget Deficit
A December draft budget has raised concerns for the future of Pelham Elementary School, located on Amherst Rd. Amid concerns from student families, discussions are still ongoing within the Pelham School Committee about the school's future.
College Announces New AI Tools For Student and Staff
New AI tools, including Gemini App, NotebookLM, and Zoom AI Companion for Meetings, will now be available to students, staff, and faculty. The Jan. 21 announcement drew praise and criticism from current professors.
Campus Police Log: Jan. 26 to Feb. 1st
The latest installment of the Campus Police Log, from Jan. 26 to Feb. 1st, can be found here.