Just consider him the donut king of Nebraska.

This is the story of how Bryce Bares '00 brought Dunkin' to his home state, by Ron Lieber '93 for #AmherstMagazine . bit.ly/3SzOTjf

Sandy Rosenberg '72 is the longest-serving member of the Maryland House of Delegates. At Amherst reunions, people usually ask why he hasn't run for Congress.

So, why hasn't he? bit.ly/3uJPu8F #AmherstMagazine

He's the donut king of Nebraska.

How Bryce Bares '00 brought Dunkin' to his home state, by Ron Lieber '93 for #AmherstMagazine : bit.ly/3SzOTjf

In a famed but abandoned building next to an IKEA, Bruce Becker '80 pictured what no one else could: a net-zero boutique hotel. bit.ly/3qkWfLU #AmherstMagazine

'You can't have ADHD. You went to Amherst.'

Alumni tell their stories of what it is like to be diagnosed with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder as an adult: bit.ly/49UunPM #AmherstMagazine

The Fall 2023 issue of #AmherstMagazine is out!

Read about Bryce Bares '00 bringing Dunkin' to his home state, a Mead Art Museum exhibition featuring Indigenous artists and writers, and more. bit.ly/3QAK4VF

'The states are the laboratories for democracy.'

Sandy Rosenberg '72 is the longest-serving member of the Maryland House of Delegates. So, why hasn't he run for Congress? He shares more in the latest issue of #AmherstMagazine : bit.ly/3uJPu8F

Sometimes it takes fiction to reveal important truths, writes Makena Onjerika ’10 for #AmherstMagazine .

How fiction can help us scrutinize our beliefs, release our prejudices, see ourselves in others and see others in ourselves: bit.ly/3IOwZTP

Barrett Rollins '74 was married for 30 years to fellow oncologist Jane Weeks. Yet when Jane was dying of breast cancer, she told no one.

Read an excerpt by Rollins and a Q&A with Rollins in the #AmherstMagazine : bit.ly/45ff81x