The Amherst Party, a Former Tradition, to Return After 6-Year Hiatus
The AAS is reviving “TAP,” a long-running college tradition centered around a keg of beer. Beginning in December, the parties will be held once a month in the Powerhouse.
College News
Students Stage Walkout for Palestine, Call for Admin Action
During a walkout last Wednesday, students demanded the college divest from weapons companies doing business with Israel, cut a study abroad tie to Haifa University, and issue an administrative statement condemning Israeli violence.
President Elliott Speaks on College Response to Israel/Gaza Conflict
President Michael Elliott discussed takeaways from students, outlined administrative steps to support them, and provided advice to navigate the Israel/Palestine conflict at a weekly meeting before the Association of Amherst Students.
Mammoth Moments in Miniature: Oct. 25 to Oct. 31
Mammoth Moments in Miniature provides quick updates on campus happenings. This week's edition features new investments in the town, Valentine Dining Hall tours, restorative circles about Israel/Palestine, and changes to late-night at Val.
Flueckiger Steps Down as Head of Dining Services
Joe Flueckiger, who has served as executive director of dining and hospitality services for more than six years, resigned earlier this week. He shared his reflections on his time in the role.
Social Impact Careers Panel Celebrates 60 Years Since JFK Speech
As part of its broader celebration of President John F. Kennedy’s 1963 speech at Frost Library, the college hosted a panel of alumni who have pursued social impact careers. Kennedy’s speech commended the College’s commitment to public service.
College Without Rabbi Amid Ongoing Job Search
Since Rabbi Bruce Seltzer resigned in May, the Jewish community has remained without a spiritual leader. Students said the absence of a leader has negatively affected the sense of community among Jewish students.