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New to Amherst? Welcome! Here’s a selected list of communications resources to help you get started. Learn more by perusing the rest of the Communications website. If you have questions, email comm@amherst.edu.

Daily Mammoth

The Daily Mammoth is an email digest sent every weekday morning, enabling all students, faculty, and staff to share announcements and other information with everyone on campus. 

Event Calendar

The Amherst College Calendar includes all kinds of events, whether open to the public or restricted to students. Events must be Amherst College-related. 

Mobile Apps

Campus Directory

Email Signature Templates

Use one of our templates to make your own Amherst email signature.

Event Planning

See the Communications events team webpages for guidance on planning and publicizing events.

Website Training & Help Guides

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Most departments have a designated web editor who can update the department’s site and coordinate with the Communication web team on larger projects. To be added as an editor to your department website, please read over our Website & Digital Support page and contact our team at comm@amherst.edu to sign up for a training. All editors of the Amherst College website must follow our guidelines for making content accessible.

Graphic & Digital Design 

The Communications design team provides a variety of creative services.

Editorial Services

E-Newsletter Design

The e-newsletter design app Emma is supported by Amherst College IT and is available to all departments. Check with your department to see if you have templates already in place. If your department isn’t already using Emma, email AskIT@amherst.edu to request an Emma account. Once the account is created, Communications can set up a template for you. (Departments that use Slate will have a designated Slate point-person.)

Accessibility

Amherst College is committed to being a fully accessible community in which students, staff, faculty, alumni, and visitors to campus, regardless of abilities, are valued and empowered to participate.