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Charles “Chuck” Lewis ’64 is best described as a bridge-builder. “Some people fill structural holes — I’m one of those people,” Lewis told me. Lewis learned this about himself as a quarterback at Albany Comprehensive High School, where he led a group of talented running backs, rangy wideouts and

Debbie Wen ’19 is an English and classics double major. Her thesis examines domestic ideology and the role of women in Charles Dickens’ novels. Her thesis advisor is Assistant Professor of English Alicia Mireles Christoff. Q: What motivated you to major in English?A: I’ve always loved reading, ever

Kyle Shachmut, the manager of digital accessibility at Harvard, spoke at the college about making digital content accessible to students with disabilities on Oct. 30. The event was co-organized by the Office of Diversity and Inclusion, Information Technology, Communications, Accessibility Services and the Center for Teaching and Learning. Director

After months of student planning and activism, a new dedicated space for Asian students will launch this semester. The space, located in Wieland Hall, will have its grand opening later in November. The new site is intended to increase Asian students’ visibility on campus and provide a physical gathering location

The Center for International Student Engagement (CISE) celebrated its first anniversary this fall. Established in Fall 2017 as a resource for international students on campus, the CISE has facilitated a number of initiatives in an attempt to serve international students within the Amherst community. Hanna Bliss, director of international student