A legal nonprofit filed a federal civil rights complaint against the College this morning on behalf of an anonymous first-year Orthodox Jewish student. The complaint, filed with the Department of Housing and Urban Development, alleges that the College discriminated against the student due to his religion in violation of Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968, also known as the Fair Housing Act.
Hampshire College, a liberal arts institution in Amherst, Mass., announced on April 14 that it will close at the end of the fall 2026 semester.
New No. 1 women’s crew competed against the former No. 1 and current No. 2 Trinity Bantams as well as the No. 8 Wesleyan Cardinals at the Little...
The College campus has no shortage of influencers, with students creating a variety of content. Meet Alex Lee ’26, Zach Greer ’29, and Logan Spaleta ’28, all sharing their lives and voices across social-media platforms.
In an op-ed, Alex Riggs '26 argues that professors should encourage more substantive seminar discussions.
One Battle After Another: Living Beyond Disaster in Tallevast opened in the Spencer art building on April 16. The exhibition displayed a mix of photographs, archival newspaper clippings, documentary film, and objects from Tallevast, Fla., a small, predominantly Black community in Southwest Florida that has faced decades of environmental contamination.