New Latin Honors Breadth Requirements are an Inadequate Spring Cleaning
Contributing writer Henry Bontempo ’26 asserts that the new Latin honors policy is self-defeating in its mission to encourage diverse courseloads.
Opinion
Certificates Consulting 101: Which One to Have?
Staff writer Pho Vu ’23 provides a helpful guide to certification programs available to Amherst students.
The American Punch Bowl Trade Deck: Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2023
American Punch Bowl cartoonist Alice Burg ’23 has scribbled out another cryptic quartet of cards!
Litterbug: Wednesday, Feb. 22, 2023
Cartoonist Quinn Nelson ’25 debuts “Litterbug,” a graphic documentation of the friendly faces and charming sideshows along Norwottuck Rail Trail.
The Quiet Death of the Open Curriculum
In response to the new Latin honors policy, Contributing Writer Sophie Durbin ’25 argues that the breadth requirement will undermine the strengths of the open curriculum.
Silent Indifference: Amherst's Response to a Tragedy
Managing Arts & Living Editor Noor Rahman ’25 expresses anger and disappointment at the campus’ failure to acknowledge the humanitarian crisis caused by the earthquake in Turkey and Syria, arguing that it reveals Amherst’s implicit bias.
ChatGPT’s Apocalypse Already Happened
Amidst the national frenzy around the generative AI ChatGPT, Editor-in-Chief Sam Spratford ’24 argues that the panic in popular media is misdirected.