Amherst is convening a series of live-streamed conversations addressing different facets of the pandemic’s impact. Esteemed alumni experts and friends of the College will share their insights and answer your questions.
LitFest celebrates our extraordinary literary life by bringing to campus distinguished authors and editors to share and discuss the pleasures and challenges of verbal expression—from fiction and nonfiction, to poetry and spoken-word performance.
Pumpkins and caramel apples? Hot apple crisp and horse-drawn hayrides? The campus community is invited!
Ice skating and inflatable slides, live music and ice sculpting! Plus, plenty of warm comfort food, including chocolate-drizzled Belgian waffles, s’mores, gourmet hot chocolate, pulled pork sundaes, and more! Free skate rentals available.
Welcome to Amherst College’s spring celebration, with flags representing all of our students’ nationalities, food tents featuring international flavors, music and other entertainment.
Conceived by a member of the class of 2013, the Pindar Dinners “encourage students to engage outside of their comfort zones and standard social groups.”
The Thanksgiving Community Dinner is held at the Inn on Boltwood. Amherst College students who are on campus during the November break are invited to enjoy a menu of seasonal favorites as they converse with new and old friends.
Book and Plow Farm hosts an afternoon of good music, great food, lawn games and fun in the sun!