Amherst Doesn’t Prepare Us for Politics Staff Writer Aaron Holton ’25 indicts Amherst’s cultural norms, urging students to shed preconceived notions and “usher in a new world.”
Trump’s Supreme Court Victory Jeb Allen ’27 examines the recent Supreme Court ruling that decided Donald Trump can appear on state ballots.
Analyzing Key Races in the 2024 Senate Elections Shane Dillon ’26 presents his most critical senate races and urges American voters to vote in this most crucial of election cycles.
On Not Voting for Joe Biden Though Managing Opinion Editor Willow Delp ’26 plans to vote for Joe Biden in the upcoming election, they empathize with those who choose not to vote for him because of his support for Israel’s military campaign.
Javier Milei and the Ramifications of His Victory Jeb Allen ’27 discusses the recent election of Argentinian President Javier Milei, his ideas and policies, and the great potential inherent in his presidency.
Analyzing Republican Primary Candidates Before the Iowa Caucus In the aftermath of the candidate debates, Jeb Allen '27 analyzes and compares each Republican candidate and their chances for success in preparation for the January Iowa caucus.
November 22, 1963: A Reflection Nearing the 60th anniversary of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination, David J. Greenblatt ’66 recalls how it reverberated on Amherst’s campus.