The majority opinion of the Massachusetts Daily Collegian believes that UMass President Jack Wilson could have shown leadership by not taking a raise.

The Alumni Association needs to make sure that they put real change before publicity efforts when it comes to attracting donations from UMass alum.

Governor Deval Patrick and the UMass Administration mishandled the Lavesseur situation.

Hearing why someone would commit a bombing or terrorist action, with the threats we face today, might be worth listening to.

With Governor Deval Patrick announcing that the state will cut as many as 2,000 state employees, UMass must do everything in its power to hold on to faculty and prosper in the long run.

With the numerous issues that currently plague the town of Amherst and nearby towns, the invitation to Guantanamo Bya inmates is a call for more negative attention than the area can deal with.

The Collegian does not like covering campus crime even though it has to. The four football players who were arrested for drug possession deserve to have their crimes considered in the bigger picture.

After hearing that President Obama cancelled anti-missile installments abroad, Ben Rudnick looked deeper into the country’s missile defense plan and asked the key question: Is our country protected?

Although the financial side of the bill is still in question, the Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act (SAFRA) is a benefit to students everywhere, simplifying student loan applications and making them easier to handle.

After hearing that two flags were stolen from the local American Legion by college students, Nick Milano could only feel disgust and disappointment knowing that the rest of the student body would look worse because of it.