Faith and Politics
Staff Writer Shane Dillon ’26 reflects on a conversation with Pete Buttigieg during Amherst College LitFest 2026, examining how faith can meaningfully inform political life without becoming a tool of division.
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Reading Epstein: Justice, Power, and Accountability
Contributing Writer Christopher Karmonik ’27 argues that the Epstein Files demand urgent public and academic scrutiny, exposing systemic abuse, elite complicity, and the societal mechanisms that protect wealthy perpetrators
Secretary Lhamon Discusses Enforcement, Future of Civil Rights in Education
Students and faculty gathered for an event on the future of civil rights in education with Catherine Lhamon ’93, the assistant secretary for civil rights at the United States Department of Education, on Thursday, March 23.