Amherst Mourns Professor, Student
The campus community suffered two losses this month. Professor Jeffrey B. Ferguson of black studies died on March 11, and Andrew Dorogi ’18, an economics major and member of the football team, passed away on March 16. Amherst extends its deepest sympathies to their families, friends and colleagues.
Senior Named One of 40 Watson Fellows
In his travels to three countries, Mohamed Ramy ’18 will study the experiences of immigrant refugees.
Perfect Champions!
With a 65-45 win over Bowdoin on Saturday, Amherst women’s basketball earned its third national title—and celebrated its second consecutive undefeated season.
Unraveling with Sonya Clark '89
Amherst’s visiting artist-in-residence worked side by side with community members to dismantle a Confederate battle flag, one thread at a time.
Hope is the Thing with Numbers
Stats professor Nicholas Horton introduced students to Emily Dickinson as not just a poet but the generator of a complex data set.
Our Modern Malaise?
In studying the history of loneliness, Assistant Professor of English Amelia S. Worsley has found some ways to combat it in its modern form. Learn more.
Reunion
Rediscover campus and enjoy inspiring talks and tours, lively entertainment and the company of classmantes, May 23-27. Festivities begin Wednesday, May 23. Learn more and register now.