An Inside Look at Amherst Football
Before the Homecoming game, Staff Writer Joey Supik ’27 sat down with members of the Amherst football team to get an inside perspective on the season.
Interviews
Epstein Exits: A Conversation on Her Tenure as Provost and Dean of Faculty
In July, Catherine Epstein will step down from her position as Provost and Dean of the Faculty and return to teaching in the history department. In this exit interview with The Student, Epstein reflects on her tenure and legacy.
Thoughts on Theses: Mathew Mueller ’24
Mathew Mueller ’24 is a senior majoring in music. His performance composition thesis is a jazz concert, featuring arranged pieces with improvisational elements.
At the Core of the American Climate Corps
Nora Lowe ’26 and Mia Sanchez ’26 learn about the American Climate Corps program through an interview with policy analyst Christian Collins.
Student Squared: Luke Herzog ’24
In this installment of Student Squared, Managing Features Editor Eleanor Walsh ’25 interviews the Gads director, ghost skeptic, and playwright Luke Herzog ’24. Luke discusses his recent play, monarch butterflies, upcoming projects, and more.
Nexus: International Students Pt. 3 (Iran)
The Iran protests have dominated the media for months, but what do they mean for Iranian students at Amherst? In this episode of Nexus, host Rebecca McGeehan ’26 sits down with Reihaneh Iranmanesh ’25 to explore this question.
Office Hours: Nabokov’s Self-translations With Professor Luke Parker (Part 2/2)
Join host Priscilla Lee ’25 for the second part of her conversation with Visiting Assistant Professor of Russian Luke Parker about the life and legacy of Vladimir Nabokov.