I’ll explain. I was a student at the College from 1977 to 1981, am the parent of a son who graduated in 2018, and have been a visiting lecturer since 2023. I had a teacher when I was a student here, ...

An Orthodox Jewish student filed a federal discrimination complaint against the College last Thursday. The complaint was filed on behalf of the student by the Brandeis Center, a nonprofit organization ...

A legal nonprofit filed a federal civil rights complaint against the College this morning on behalf of an anonymous first-year Orthodox Jewish student. The complaint, filed with the Department of ...

More graduates in the Class of 2025 are employed six months after graduation than the Class of 2024 at the same point last year, according to data from the ’68 Center for Career Exploration’s annual ...

Image courtesy of Leticia Haynes. Vice President for Institutional Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Leticia S.E. Haynes ’99 will leave the College on June 30, President Maud S. Mandel announced in an ...

The College offered admission to 981 applicants on March 20 through the regular decision (RD) process, according to Dean of Admission and Financial Services Liz Creighton ’01. Applicants accepting ...

For students and alums alike, Frosh Quad is emblematic of the College. Sage Hall and Williams Hall are stately, matching buildings that house approximately half of the first-year class. Their ...

While Amherst and the College have been heated rivals for centuries, we all know they are actually teeming with similarities — both colleges share everything from their signature purple colors to ...

For many students, college is a chance to start fresh. But for some, high school peers travel with them. Sienna Kelley ’27 was the only student from her high school class of 43 students to come to the ...

If you close your eyes while walking through Hopkins Memorial Forest, you might hear the wind whistling through the branches of pine, spruce, and maple trees; the crunching hiking shoes of a nearby ...

“Tu as bien dormi?” the professor asked me, pushing up the sleeves of his yellow-striped turtleneck. I looked to the student sitting next to me. “No hablo francés,” I responded meekly. I was at my ...

Photo courtesy of Wikimedia Commons. Most people page through the opinions section of newspapers like the Record and don’t give a second thought to the diversity of opinions displayed — but David ...