By Chris McLaughlin, Assistant News Editor
September 17, 2020
UMass has scrapped spring break and two long weekends will not be observed. Instead UMass will implement two “Wellbeing Wednesdays” during the spring semester in which classes will not be held. There is no indication on an in-person, remote or hybrid model yet.
- UMass professors reflect on a fully remote fall semester September 17, 2020
- International Programs Office allows few students to study abroad during pandemic September 17, 2020
- UMass chefs make step-by-step cooking videos of popular recipes September 16, 2020
By Frederick Hanna III, Staff Writer
September 16, 2020
Fernandes eligible to play after successful in his waiver clearance through the NCAA.
- Sam Breen granted extra year of NCAA eligibility for Minutewomen basketball September 15, 2020
- Checking in on UMass football alumni after the first Sunday of the NFL September 15, 2020
- Top five football seasons in UMass history September 15, 2020
By Nicole Bates, Collegian Correspondent
September 16, 2020
Christopher Nolan’s “Tenet” is mind-bending science-fiction film that will “revive your appetite for the movie-going experience.”
- Jesse Damon of Geskle discusses his new EP, ‘Rose Colored Glasses’ September 15, 2020
- ‘Palm Springs’ and the contemporary time loop September 15, 2020
- What to know if you’re thinking of watching ‘I’m Thinking of Ending Things’ September 14, 2020
By Joseph Ellis, Collegian Contributor
September 17, 2020 • No Comments
Opinion: The UMass College Democrats’ smear against Morse plays into a dangerous stereotype conflating homosexuality and pedophilia, write Joseph Ellis.
- Tragedies in developing nations deserve more attention September 17, 2020
- Why you need to switch to oat milk September 16, 2020
- Counterpoint: The problem with requiring camera use during class September 15, 2020
By Max Schwartz, Meg Beauregard, and Iris Thesmar
September 17, 2020 • No Comments
Opinion: Changer nos préférences laitières est un pas de plus vers une planète plus saine
- Dans les coulisses de la cantine de UMass pendant la pandémie September 15, 2020
- Les étudiants internationaux affrontent des difficultés due aux fuseaux horaires September 14, 2020
- Malgré la victoire de Merkey, le Massachusetts ne devrait pas se coucher sur ses lauriers September 11, 2020
By Collegian News Staff
April 27, 2020
This week, our news team talks about an act of vandalism that occurred at Hillel House on Israel's Holocaust Remembrance Day, the final SGA meeting of the spring semester which voted to sponsor two letters requesting that the University use its excess spaces to house vulnerable people from Amherst and surrounding communities and how students remaining on campus and at the UMass Student Farm cope with changes due to COVID-19. We also look back to the 2006 summer orientation edition of the Collegian and share some of our favorite news story over the past academic year.
By Collegian News Staff
April 20, 2020
This week, our news team talks about a list of demands compiled by graduate students to the UMass administration, the SGA's talks on housing for the fall semester and for potentially housing vulnerable populations on campus during the pandemic, UMass giving back to local youth with food donations and a charitable effort by a local photographer to capture family life from front porches. We also look back to the April 21, 1993 edition of the Collegian.
April 19, 2020
