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Russian Scholars Evaluate Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny’s Life and Legacy

Russian Scholars Evaluate Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny’s Life and Legacy

Panelists at a Feb. 26 roundtable analyzed the late opposition leader’s unique appeal and discussed what his life and death indicate about the political realities of Vladimir Putin’s Russia.

Students Participate in “Democracy” Speaking Competition

Students Participate in “Democracy” Speaking Competition

Covering topics ranging from generative AI to book bans, eight students took to the Johnson Chapel stage for the Writing Center’s annual speaking competition. This year’s theme was democracy.

Mammoth Moments in Miniature: Feb. 21 to Feb. 28

Mammoth Moments in Miniature provides quick updates on community happenings. This week’s edition includes the Three Minute Thesis competition, AAPI Studies Tea Time, and more.

Campus Police Log: Feb. 21 to Feb. 27

The latest installment of the Campus Police Log, from Feb. 21 to Feb. 27, can be found here.

AAS Received $200,000 Admin Bailout Last Fall

In addition to a $200,000 bailout of the AAS’ debt, the administration has committed to providing permanent structural support for the AAS by incorporating their finances into the college’s broader fiscal system.

Trader Joe’s Employees Stand by Union Amid Challenges

Trader Joe’s Employees Stand by Union Amid Challenges

The Hadley branch of Trader Joe’s, the first Trader Joe’s in the country to unionize, faces a campaign to decertify the union and a National Labor Review Board hearing analyzing unfair practices. Still, many workers remain committed to the cause.

The AAS Begins Charging for Break Shuttles, Expands Services

The AAS Begins Charging for Break Shuttles, Expands Services

Shuttles to Logan Airport, Boston, and New York will now cost $15, $20, and $35, respectively. The revenue will allow the committee to increase the shuttles’ capacity and offer services at the beginning and end of summer break for the first time.