Natalie Stott: A Legacy in Net
Defined by her humility, consistency, and historic success in net, Natalie Stott leaves Amherst as one of the greatest goaltenders in Division III history.
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Fran Torres: The Making of a Teacher
As someone driven by empathy and deep curiosity for those around him, Fran Torres carries these qualities into his leadership positions while highly regarding those who have shaped his definition of teaching.
Ayres Warren: Exploring With Positivity
Having conducted extensive research on cancer survivors and natural disaster response, Ayres Warren hopes to explore the intersections between anthropology, ecology, and public health.
Ben Williams: Curiosity Without Borders
Known by those close to him for his ability to maintain a positive attitude in the face of any challenge, Ben Williams is not afraid of embarking on adventures around the world. After Amherst, he is set to foster cross-cultural understanding between China and the rest of the globe.
Thoughts on Theses: Amelia Cogan ’26
In this edition of Thoughts on Theses, Staff Writer Savita Jani ’28 talks to Amelia Cogan ’26 about her thesis on predictive algorithms in policing and psychiatry, exploring her writing process, findings, and her ultimate reflections on using anthropology to study emerging technologies.
Humans of Amherst: Endings and Beginnings
In the newest edition of Humans of Amherst, Staff Writer Hannah Feng ’28 asks members of the Amherst community what advice they would offer graduating seniors as they prepare for life beyond campus.
Living in a College Town: Reflections From Residents
With increasingly charged debate on the role of higher education nationwide, Editor-in-Chief Emerita June Dorsch ’27 and Staff Writer Matthew Fisher ’26 spoke to residents of the greater Amherst area on their perspectives on living in a college-dense town.