ChatGPT: Product Over Process?
Amid the growing popularity of ChatGPT, the Editorial Board calls for the college to make curricular changes in defense of critical, original thought.
Opinion
Tapti Talks: From Micro- to Macro-aggressions
In the third edition of “Tapti Talks,” Managing Opinion Editor Tapti Sen ’25 reflects on her experiences with microaggressions as a woman of color and argues that they have a much bigger negative impact on our daily lives than we realize.
Rants and Raves: When Trader Joe’s Gets Corny
Managing Opinion Editor Yasmin Hamilton ’24 rants about the cultural farce of certain Trader Joe’s snacks.
Litterbug: Wednesday, April 26, 2023
Litterbug Cartoonist Quinn Nelson ’25 pokes fun at various delusions on campus.
My Vision for a New and Restructured AAS
Contributing Writer Shane Dillon ’26 shares his hopes for the Association of Amherst Students as its newly-elected vice president, including a plan to "rewrite the reputation of the senate."
On Becoming a Badminton Badass: Insider Tips from a Former Player
Staff Writer Pho Vu ’23 reflects on her journey with badminton, from Vietnam to Amherst, and encourages other players to cultivate an appreciation for the game’s fundamentals.
The Jig Is Up: Amherst Needs To Lower Its Tuition
Raising skepticism about the increasingly-expensive costs of elite, private universities, Assistant Opinion Editor Stacey Zhang ’26 considers whether Amherst should lower its tuition.