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- CheckyesterdayChange DetectedThe featured news lineup now highlights the Mead Art Museum’s exhibition of Russian nonconformist art, opened November 6, 2026, along with “A Haunting in Webster Hall.” Stories about Amherst’s voting course, coeducation, and Nuremberg are no longer featured.SummaryDifference1%

- Check8 days agoChange DetectedThe featured article now covers Amherst students examining fair elections in a voting course, with a new October 30, 2026 date. The news lineup also adds stories about coeducation and Professor Amrita Basu, while older articles about international crimes, 9/11, campus events, and Yiddish have been removed.SummaryDifference4%

- Check21 days agoChange DetectedThe news page now features an October 19, 2026 article about Lawrence Douglas’s book on the evolution of international-crime proceedings, along with a new “Learning to Live a Life of the Mind” headline. Earlier featured stories about Ford Student Center’s opening, Heather Lerner’s appointment, and Convocation have been removed.SummaryDifference1%

- Check35 days agoChange DetectedThe news roundup now features a Constitution Day naturalization ceremony involving Amherst faculty members and removes a Conversation article about immigration enforcement and reproductive healthcare.SummaryDifference2%

- Check42 days agoChange DetectedAdds a new feature announcing the Ford Student Center grand opening (Sept 24, 2026) with a celebratory description; removes an older post dated Sept 10, 2026 and two earlier pieces (including the DeMott Lecturer Lauren Groff ’01 Extols Process, Not Perfection and a Kennedy assassination-related quote).SummaryDifference2%

- Check56 days agoChange DetectedNew stories and a staff appointment feature were added to the News & Events page, including Twenty-Five Years Later: Remembering 9/11 from Barrett Hall, Amherst College Appoints Heather Lerner First-ever Full-time Director Of Beneski Museum Of Natural History, and a piece on Professor Edward D. Melillo on How Soybeans Took Over the American Diet. Older items such as Convocation remarks, Move-in Day interviews, Betty’s Kitchen, and the AI translation piece were removed to reflect updated campus coverage.SummaryDifference4%

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