Students attended the Masquerade Ball at UMass this past Friday for a night of masks and dancing.
Friday, May 25, 2012 | last update: 1:18 am
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Masquerade Ball glamorizes UMass.
Tags: Ball, Masquarade, UMass
Posted in Arts & Living, Lifestyle | 1 Comment »
UMass budget distributed in numerous directions
Students may well wonder how UMass funds its operations, and where their tuition and fees are spent. The answers to those questions lie in the University’s bureaucratic structure.
Tags: auxiliary enterprises, Commonwealth Honors College, UMass
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Baha’i students try to get credit for work done in underground Iranian schools
Students of the UMass Baha’i club are working to receive academic credits for their coursework completed in underground schools in Iran known as the Baha’i Institute of Higher Education.
Tags: Baha'i, Iran, Shaina Rastegari, UMass
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UMass picks director of Equal Opportunity and Diversity Office
The University of Massachusetts recently appointed Sarah Green as the new associate director of the Equal Opportunity and Diversity office.
Tags: Equal Opportunity and Diversity Office, Sarah Green, UMass
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Behind the murals: Former UMass student dedicates first to Parks
Ever wondered who is behind the extravagant murals in the W.E.B. Du Bois Library stairwells? Library intern Kiri Mullen explores the artwork’s history.
Tags: library murals, library stairwells, UMass, W.E.B. Du Bois Library
Posted in Arts & Living, Culture, Fine Arts | No Comments »
Time to end sexual violence
In the first of a three-part series, columnist Roy Ribitzky reflects on the aftermath of the mishandling of a rape case two years ago and the steps taken by students, staff and faculty to address violence and sexism on campus.
Tags: rape, sexism, UMass, violence
Posted in Columns, Opinion/Editorial | 3 Comments »
A Tale of Two Colleges
Collegian columnist Artur Wysoczanski talks about the duality of campus life.
Tags: Artur Wysoczanski, campus life, duality, UMass
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New Residential Area Foresees Challenges but Maintains Progress
Despite the rapid progression of the Commonwealth Honors College Residential Complex, project manager Andy Soles foresees challenges.
Tags: Andy Soles, CHCRC, Shane Conklin, UMass
Posted in Campus News, News | 1 Comment »
Current economics is flawed
Mason Woolley critiques the current state of economics, at least as studied at UMass.
Tags: Capitalism, economics, neo-marxism, UMass
Posted in Opinion/Editorial | 7 Comments »
UMass researches new and improved AIDS treatments
A University of Massachusetts researcher has established a new statistical tool that holds potential for improving the treatment of AIDS in developing countries.
Tags: AIDS, Andrea Foulkes, Biostatistics, UMass
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