Why I Voted “No” On The CA Unionization Resolution
Contributing Writer Noah Gilman Morgan ’27 explains his “no” vote on the CA unionization resolution, emphasizing concerns about preparedness and planning rather than opposition to unions.
Opinion
On “Setting the Facts Straight”
Contributing Writer Alex McIntosh ’26 examines Amherst’s pre-screening of questions posed to Noa Tishby during her Nov. 17 talk, arguing that avoiding unscripted disagreement undermines the college’s educational mission and treats political dissent as a threat.
Nowhere Feels Like Home
Assistant Opinion Editor Caroline Flinn ’28 explores the fragile idea of “home” in young adulthood, arguing that for a generation shaped by instability, belonging is less a place than a performance.
Bathroom Bulletin: Robert Frost Library
Senior Managing Editor Edwyn Choi ’27 & Staff Writers Jenny Chan ’28, Hailey Yoon ’28 evaluate the bathrooms of Amherst’s Robert Frost Library.
Property, Power, and the Homeless
Staff Writer John Milas ’28 investigates Texas’ HB 1925 and the historical marginalization of the homeless, arguing laws treating homelessness as a nuisance reveal how property and civic inclusion define full societal membership.
Why the Democrats’ “Unlawful Orders” Video is a Bigger Deal Than You May Think
Contributing Writer Anysa Bickici ’29 analyzes the “Illegal Orders” video by six members of Congress, showing it warns the military about executive overreach while exposing congressional passivity in defending constitutional norms.
We Owe Nothing to the Future: Questioning The Burden Placed on Youth to Save Us
Assistant Opinion Editor Caroline Flinn ’28 interrogates the cultural myth that young people are humanity’s last line of defense, arguing that the rhetoric of “saving the future” has become a way to burden youth with endless sacrifice while ignoring the crises unfolding in the present.