Amherst College, once known for its religious roots, now hosts a series of explicit sexual events and performances as part of its orientation and campus programming. First-year students are required to attend 'Voices of the Class,' a theatrical event in the historic Johnson Chapel featuring graphic sexual skits, which has left many students uncomfortable and sparked widespread criticism on campus forums. The administration also mandates 'Wellbeing Skits' that simulate casual sex scenarios and distributes condoms, while year-round programming promotes unconventional sexual lifestyles, including polyamory, through workshops and events. Drag shows and performances by provocative artists are funded and promoted by multiple campus departments, contributing to a campus culture that some students describe as overwhelming and alienating. Despite pushback from students, Amherst officials maintain that these programs foster sexual respect and wellbeing, though many attendees feel their concerns are ignored.