News

College dismisses visiting professor mid-semester

Bernard Moore, former visiting assistant professor of political science, was dismissed from the College on Monday after pleading... [Read more...]

Faculty role in residential life assessed

Among the five goals outlined for the neighborhood system in the 2005 Committee on Undergraduate Life (CUL) report was one... [Read more...]

Students reexamine Moore’s term as College professor

After the revelation of former assistant visiting professor Bernard Moore’s fraud schemes last week and his subsequent... [Read more...]

Homecoming events hit few snags

Though the football team may have lost to Amherst in Saturday’s Homecoming game, the defeat didn’t dampen the numerous... [Read more...]

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Opinions

Editorial: Learning from Moore, in earnest

In his Monday all-campus e-mail update on the case of Ernest B. Moore, a.k.a. Bernard Moore, now former W. Ford Schumann... [Read more...]

Dial x4444 for residential distrust

Respect is one of the core values of this institution. We sign the Honor Code every year as a mark of respect for fellow... [Read more...]

In possession of a valid, limiting difference

It was a Wednesday night much like any other Wednesday night during my four-month long summer vacation. The weather was warm,... [Read more...]

Scandal in perspective

It should not exactly be fresh news that Ernest B. Moore, known on campus and Capitol Hill as Bernard Moore, was not the... [Read more...]

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Arts

Standout cast makes mixed ‘Company’

Alternating Rothko paintings were among the only set pieces in the minimally designed production of 'Company,' directed... [Read more...]

BSO brings it home with Brahms

Violinist James Bergin, Noah Fields '11 and Scott Woolweaver, artist associate in viola, performed works by Williams,... [Read more...]

‘Goats’: All-star cast fails to animate flop

It’s not something I’m proud of, and if it weren’t for the unbearable weight of carrying my sins around, I wouldn’t... [Read more...]

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Features

Ephs tap into creativity with backyard brewery

Tim Marrs '11, left, and T. Sam Jensen '11 transfer their dorm-made beer during the brewing process. If you ask most... [Read more...]

One in 2000

I first met Petra Szilagyi ’10 three years ago in her room, wildly decorated with 20 cap guns of varying sizes and empty... [Read more...]

Despite illness, swine students still have Hope

Nothing better illustrates the capriciousness of fortune than being quarantined at the Elm Tree House on Mount Hope Farm.... [Read more...]

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Sports

Amherst deals football Homecoming defeat

Backed by teammates, Dan Vaczy '12 stops wide receiver Andre Gary from making any more yards in the Ephs' 26-21 loss... [Read more...]

Men’s soccer wins first two rounds of NCAAs

Men’s soccer opened up the NCAA tournament with a definitive victory against Husson (10-9-1) at Rensselaer Polytechnic... [Read more...]

Women’s soccer advances

Brianna Wolfson '10 fights off an Oneonta defender in the Ephs' 2-1 Round of 32 NCAA victory. Women’s soccer (19-0-0)... [Read more...]

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