Reinventing the Field Trip
by Bill Sweet
Professors ushered students to Spain, Austria, Costa Rica and Colombia—all on the College’s dime, rounding out their courses while serving a larger agenda, too.
If Einstein Could Paint
by Katharine Whittemore
The Mead’s first-ever traveling exhibition reveals a lost genre from the 1930s–40s.
A Baird Bounty
by Bill Sweet
Revealed: the inner thoughts of a legendary professor from his years in the classroom.
Q&A: Professor of Spanish Sara Brenneis
interview by Emily Gold Boutilier
Sara Brenneis wrote Spaniards in Mauthausen: Representations of a Nazi Concentration Camp, 1940–2015 (University of Toronto Press, 2018), the first cultural study of Spanish political prisoners there.
The Fun Part
by Rachael Hanley
At 18:21 in military time, the class of 2023 learned they’d been admitted to Amherst.
We Need One Another
by Caroline Hanna
President Biddy Martin sent 484 new graduates out into the world with that message of hope.
One Way To Create Jobs
by Caroline Hanna
Employment rises when land is conserved, a professor concludes.