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College Without Rabbi Amid Ongoing Job Search

College Without Rabbi Amid Ongoing Job Search

Since Rabbi Bruce Seltzer resigned in May, the Jewish community has remained without a spiritual leader. Students said the absence of a leader has negatively affected the sense of community among Jewish students.

Presidential Scholar Carol Anderson Discusses History of Voter Suppression

Presidential Scholar Carol Anderson Discusses History of Voter Suppression

At a keynote address in Johnson Chapel, Emory University historian Carol Anderson used powerful storytelling to outline the history of voter suppression, from the Reconstruction period to the present day.

Senators, Audience Members React to AAS Impeachment Trial

After first-year senator Oscar Gosling ’27 resigned during his impeachment trial, the AAS’ second in less than a year, Gosling, senators, and spectators reflected on the trial and what it suggested about the state of the AAS.

Newly Elected Senators Outline Goals, Visions for the Future

Newly Elected Senators Outline Goals, Visions for the Future

Following a competitive election with 27 candidates, the elected senators reflect on their motivations for running, their goals for the upcoming semester, and their visions for the future of AAS.

Campus Police Log: Oct. 11 to 17

The latest installment of the Police Log, from Oct. 11 to 17, can be found here.

Mammoth Moments in Miniature: Oct. 11 to Oct. 17

Mammoth Moments in Miniature provides quick updates on campus happenings. This week's edition features an energy reduction competition, Family Weekend, and new changes to Safe Ride.

Town Reparations Assembly Releases Final Report After Two Years of Discussion

Town Reparations Assembly Releases Final Report After Two Years of Discussion

After becoming the second town in the nation to announce a fund dedicated to reparation, the Town of Amherst’s reparations assembly released its final report at the end of September. It includes findings about past and current racial disparities and plans for allocating the $2 million fund.