Comic: Wednesday, April 3, 2024
Contributing cartoonist Emily Tan ’27 makes her newspaper debut documenting the Valentine Dining Hall experience.
Opinion
Arizona, Michigan, and Nevada: Biden’s Three Biggest Problems
Jeb Allen ’27 analyzes the 2024 presidential race in three key swing states.
Remembering Black History Month and Centering Black Women at Amherst
Staff Writer Sarria Joe ’27 continues to discuss this year’s diminished Black History Month celebrations and what the annual observance means to Black students at the college, particularly Black women.
Rants and Raves: Frost Library’s Architecture
Assistant Opinion Editor Edwyn Choi ’27 raves about Frost Library’s often unrecognized beauty.
Scrutinizing the AAPI Studies Major
Following the faculty vote approving the AAPI Studies program, Editor-in-Chief Kei Lim ’25 and Senior Managing Editor Noor Rahman ’25 dissect the critical shortcomings of the discipline and the exclusionary tendencies at Amherst that exacerbate them.
The AAPI Program Must Carry Its Radical Past
Senior Managing Editor Stacey Zhang ’26 writes about Asian American studies’ radical political past, and how this can inform the discipline‘s future.
Analyzing the 2024 Arizona Senate Race
Shane Dillon ’26 evaluates candidates for Arizona’s Senate seat and encourages eligible students to vote in this year’s race.