Willow Delp: Caring as a Method
Willow Delp’s life at Amherst is defined by care and activism — through their column “Anti-Ableist Amherst,” their research on racial injustice, and their efforts dedicated to establishing safe spaces across campus.
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Shane Dillon: Politics, Faith, and Lawn Chairs
Shane Dillon, former AAS president and talented campaign manager for local politicians, sees Amherst as a place where he explored faith, queerness, and politics.
Connor Farquhar: A Quest to Take Flight
Connor Farquhar is a man whose interests precede him. This is the story of how they have guided him through his college career, and how they have made him into the icon that he is today.
Matthew Fisher: More than a ‘Dirtbag’
Whether chatting to people on the quad or hucking a disc at a frisbee tournament, Matthew Fisher is a fixture of the Amherst College community.
Joline Fong: The Luck Theory
From pumpkin carving at Fall Fest to late-night walks home from swim practice, Joline Fong has built her Amherst experience around connection, curiosity, and gratitude.
Aidan Gemme: A Life on and off Stage
As a track athlete, emerging legal scholar, and leader in Amherst’s entertainment scene, Aidan Gemme leaves behind an incredible legacy.
Katya Havryshchuk: ‘Just Enjoy the Process’
Whether it’s through Intersections Dance Company, Amherst’s Ukrainian community, or the Physics & Astronomy department, Katya Havryshchuk has given back to the college in many ways.