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Dylan Vrins '26

Faculty Adopt Historic Democracy Resolution

Faculty Adopt Historic Democracy Resolution

On Oct. 24, the college faculty voted in support of adopting a resolution that speaks out in defense of democracy and individual liberties. The resolution affirms the belief that ongoing threats to democracy pose a significant risk to the values and educational mission of the college.

New School Year Brings Changes in First-Year Advising

New School Year Brings Changes in First-Year Advising

The college adopted a new first-year advising process for the class of 2029, shifting to in-person group meetings held during orientation. Managing News Editors Dylan Vrins ’26 and Anna Wang ’28 spoke to administrators and students about the motivations behind this change and initial reactions.

Board of Trustees Town Hall Sees Improved Turnout

Board of Trustees Town Hall Sees Improved Turnout

Last Friday, AAS hosted the Board of Trustees in a town hall panel discussion, aiming to help students better understand the board’s role in the college’s decision-making. The Trustees explained their role in college finances, how board meetings work, and answered pressing questions from students

Campus Reacts to Charlie Kirk’s Murder

Campus Reacts to Charlie Kirk’s Murder

Right-wing activist Charlie Kirk’s murder this past Wednesday has inspired intense discourse among students. Gun violence, political discourse, freedom of speech, and sympathy have been among recent topics of conversation.

International Students Return to Campus Amid Uncertainty

International Students Return to Campus Amid Uncertainty

Reflecting on their return to campus, international students expressed concern about reentering the United States, obtaining work visas post-graduation, and their feelings of being overwhelmed by American politics.

Economist Juliet Schor Speaks on Benefits of Four-Day Workweek in Second Point/Counterpoint Event

Economist Juliet Schor Speaks on Benefits of Four-Day Workweek in Second Point/Counterpoint Event

Schor connected ideas from her research linking work culture and climate change to advocate for a four-day workweek at the second iteration of the semester's Point/Counterpoint series.

Students Rally in the Wake of Trump’s Victory

Students Rally in the Wake of Trump’s Victory

At a rally on the quad on Friday, students shared outrage over Trump’s victory and fear about the implications of his second term, while also calling for resistance and hope.