By Molly Hamilton, Assistant Arts Editor
September 7, 2021
On her newest album Halsey collaborates with Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross to reinvent herself as more than just a radio-friendly pop star.
Google AI “writes” new Nirvana, Doors, Hendrix and Winehouse songs
April 7, 2021
Pressing play on virtual concerts
March 23, 2021
Artists and fans alike are finding ways to keep the music alive, even if only through livestreams.
By Catherine Hurley, Assistant Arts Editor
September 7, 2021
Netflix’s “The Chair” explores struggles of modern academia that are familiar to those found at UMass.
Hidden LGBTQ+ tropes and truths in television
June 30, 2021
Without truthful representation in centralized media, stereotypical tropes will continue to exist, preserving outdated and oppressive thinking while diminishing our small steps toward radical acceptance.
Halloween movies for the faint of heart
October 28, 2020
From classics like “Hocus Pocus” to new spins on them like “Frankenweenie,” there’s a movie out there for everyone this Halloween.
By Zelda Stewart, Collegian Correspondent
April 8, 2020
Thrift shops on mobile apps give you the ability to shop the world and take away the need to resort to fast fashion sites such as Fashion Nova and Romwe.
Memorable fashion moments from the 92nd Oscars
February 11, 2020
Looking back at some of the most memorable Oscars looks so far.
November 6, 2019
Learn how to start your makeup journey with these basic tips.
By Catherine Hurley, Assistant Arts Editor
September 7, 2021
Netflix’s “The Chair” explores struggles of modern academia that are familiar to those found at UMass.
Hidden LGBTQ+ tropes and truths in television
June 30, 2021
Without truthful representation in centralized media, stereotypical tropes will continue to exist, preserving outdated and oppressive thinking while diminishing our small steps toward radical acceptance.
‘Another Round’ is one of the best films from last year
April 26, 2021
Vinterberg and Mikkelsen team up again for yet another great film.
Don’t forget about the people who can’t go home during this pandemic
April 29, 2020
With the closure of international borders, COVID-19 has left many people separated from their families, including international students who currently have no way home.
April 9, 2020
It’s easy to use not being able to go to the gym or not having equipment as an excuse not to work out during quarantine, but staying active is just as important now as it ever is.
By Madeline Fabian, Collegian Correspondent
April 7, 2021
It’s 2050. You scored pit tickets for a Nirvana concert a few months ago. Kurt Cobain — yes, the iconic musician who died of suicide fifty-six years ago — is ten feet...
Two passionate UMass students develop an app to support Amherst businesses
November 10, 2020
Find your new favorite lunch spot in Amherst with The Yerli.
Jay Watson discusses his new album, quarantine life, performing with Tame Impala
July 24, 2020
Musician Jay Watson and Arts Editor Quinn He talk about Watson’s solo project, GUM, and what goes into bringing a Tame Impala show from the studio to the stage.
By Arts Staff
March 11, 2020
Matt Martella and Tyler Clardy discuss the fall off of Game of Thrones from popular culture, the new wave of 'dark' movies, and then they rank the Spiderman films in the second episode of Film Frauds
Film Frauds Season 2: Episode 1 – Top Movies of the 2010s
March 2, 2020
November 5, 2018
Tyler Clardy and Matt Martella discuss popular movies and shows.
By James Davis
September 22, 2016
In this video essay, James Davis explores writer-director Wes Anderson’s love of shrinking down the sets of his films, giving a tour through the various settings of...
Hot Takes Up Front reviews ‘Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice’
April 1, 2016
VIDEO: “Take a Seat” captures Pioneer Valley artists’ varying styles and perspectives
February 25, 2016