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Marc Siegel is professor of film studies at the Johannes Gutenberg University in Mainz. His research and publications focu...

Whether you miss your dog, or simply want some canine affection, Huxley or Evie would love to see you! One or the other wi...

The Life Stories series provides a forum to foster community through sharing stories of challenge, growth and meaning. At ...

Join us to dedicate and celebrate Lipton Lecture Hall in the new Science Center, named for Richard M. Lipton ’74, P’12...

In an era of political tension when the value of a liberal arts education is questioned, a message from 1963 has particula...

Join Elsbeth Walker, Ph.D and professor of biology at University of Massachusetts Amherst, for a discussion on "Long-Dista...

Canine Office Hours with Bear will be held every Tuesday for the remainder of the fall semester from 3-4 p.m. beside Frost...

Laser cooling and trapping have revolutionized atomic physics, enabling a wide range of advances in science and technology...

Whether you have meditated for a long time or have never meditated, come join us for this time of practice together. Come...

Mónica Pachón will discuss the complicated peace process currently going on in Colombia and how that will affect the fut...

Whether you miss your dog, or simply want some canine affection, Huxley or Evie would love to see you! One or the other wi...

Charles C. Mann ’76, a local author, will give a talk on his most recent book, The Wizard and the Prophet.

Learn the basics of crochet and how it can be used as a method of grounding for anxiety or intrusive thoughts with the Pee...

Come learn the basics of crocheting and how crochet can be used as a self-soothing technique for anxious and intrusive tho...

Join Tiffany Oliver, Ph.D, associate professor of biology at Spelman College for a discussion titled "Near Infrared Red Li...

Canine Office Hours with Bear will be held every Tuesday for the remainder of the fall semester from 3-4 p.m. beside Frost...

In the contemporary political pathology, two phenomena appear currently intertwined: exclusionary nativist beliefs and ele...

Whether you have meditated for a long time or have never meditated, come join us for this time of practice together. Come...

This workshop will help participants recognize signs that a student may be struggling with emotional or mental health issu...

The Amherst College Department of French is pleased to present a talk by special guest lecturer Heidi Brevik-Zender titled...

Join students from across campus as we share our stories about how climate change is affecting our communities right now, ...

Whether you miss your dog, or simply want some canine affection, Huxley or Evie would love to see you! One or the other wi...

The Annual Vogel Lecture on Latin American Politics and Economics will discuss "Can Competitive Authoritarianism Happen He...

Join us for the first English department Works in Progress series event of the semester, with Professor Amanda Henrichs, t...

Amy Bloom has been called “a national treasure” by Pulitzer Prize winner Michael Cunningham and “one of America’s ...

The Faculty Colloquium Series for 2018-19 presents a lecture entitled "Citizens of the Market: How High-Mobility Migration...

The Life Stories series provides a forum to foster community through sharing stories of challenge, growth and meaning. At ...

Join us as Professor Ilan Stavans speaks with celebrated philosopher Martha Nussbaum.

The "Globalism and Its Discon...

Write letters to loved ones, relax with coloring books and doodle in free journals provided by the wellness team. Supplies...