Cooking Up a Radio Show — Alumni Profile, Emily Botein ’91
From the restaurant kitchen to the studio, Emily Botein ’91 has been committed to collaboration, curiosity, and listening to people’s stories.
journalism
A 50-Year Journey of Journalism — Alumni Profile, Cullen Murphy ’74
Although Cullen Murphy ’74 is best known for his career at The Atlantic and Vanity Fair, he has also maintained strong ties to Amherst as an alum, serving, among other roles, as Chair of the Board of Trustees.
From Milliken Dorm to the Tribune Tower — Alumni Profile, Blair Kamin ’79
For 28 years as The Chicago Tribune’s architecture critic, Blair Kamin ’79 examined the “forces that shape the built world.” Known on campus as the author of Amherst‘s architecture tour guide, his columns earned him a Pulitzer Prize and once ignited a feud with Donald Trump.
Inside the Walls of Tech and Architecture — Alumni Profile, Andrew Blum ’99.
Architecture and technology writer Andrew Blum ’99 may have started his journalism career writing about cookies, but he now answers questions as big as “where is the internet?”
On the Road of Journalism: A Conversation with Jessica Bruder, Author of Nomadland
Every so often, a journalist finds a story and gives it wings. What Jessica
Bruder ’00 found in “Nomadland: Surviving America in the Twenty-First Century”
didn’t need wings — it already had wheels.
“Nomadland” is the deeply candid chronicle of a growing community of American
nomads who, after the Great
Closing Out "Politics and Poetry" Series, Martin Baron Discusses Polarization and Truth in Journalism
On Thursday, April 29, Lewis-Sebring Professor of Humanities and Latin American
and Latino Culture Ilan Stavans discussed ideological polarization in the
American media with journalist Martin Baron in the final event of the college’s
virtual “Politics and Poetry” series
[https://www.amherst.edu/news/campus_community_events/virtual/politics-and-poetry]