By Sophia Gardner, Assistant News Editor
December 12, 2019
At their last meeting of the year, the Student Government Association discussed the controversial plan to relocate the cultural centers to Goodell.
Campus informed of student death
December 11, 2019
Aidan Smith, a UMass student from Springfield, passed away on Dec. 8.
New Anti-Racism Coalition wants to start conversations
December 11, 2019
For new and returning students at the University of Massachusetts, the issues of racism and discrimination continue to be a focus for activists with the start of a new anti-racism coalition.
UMPD Logs: Friday, Dec. 6 – Sunday, Dec. 8
December 10, 2019
An intoxicated female microwaved another person’s AirPods and has no memory of doing so.
By Sophia Gardner, Assistant News Editor
December 12, 2019
At their last meeting of the year, the Student Government Association discussed the controversial plan to relocate the cultural centers to Goodell.
SGA President Timmy Sullivan impeached in 38-13 senate vote
December 5, 2019
In a 38-13 vote, the senate of the Student Government Association impeached President Timmy Sullivan on Wednesday night. This is the first known impeachment of a sitting president in SGA history.
SGA approves a letter to the Chancellor to push for less plastic bottle use
November 21, 2019
SGA pushes for less plastic water bottle waste on campus.
Women’s club basketball approved after years of SGA rejection
November 13, 2019
After three years of rejection, the women’s basketball club has officially become a registered student organization, or RSO, at UMass, allowing a competitive alternative for experienced players.
By Kathrine Esten, Assistant News Editor
December 11, 2019
Aidan Smith, a UMass student from Springfield, passed away on Dec. 8.
APD Logs: Friday, Dec. 6 – Sunday, Dec. 8
December 10, 2019
APD Logs: Destruction of property in an Uber, and old skunk and a phone left on top of a car.
Amherst College hosts reception for World AIDS Day
December 9, 2019
Reception at Amherst College recognizes World AIDS Day.
Frustrations surround ARHS alleged assault as team members face punishment
November 21, 2019
No criminal charges were brought against alleged perpetrators of an assault involving members of the ARHS Ultimate Frisbee team.
By Kathrine Esten and Ana Pietrewicz
December 10, 2019
APD Logs: Destruction of property in an Uber, and old skunk and a phone left on top of a car.
UMPD Logs: Friday, Dec. 6 – Sunday, Dec. 8
December 10, 2019
An intoxicated female microwaved another person’s AirPods and has no memory of doing so.
UMPD Logs: Friday, Nov. 29 – Sunday, Dec. 1
December 3, 2019
UMPD responded to several stuck vehicles during Sunday’s snow storm.
APD Logs: Friday, Nov. 8 – Sunday, Nov. 10
November 12, 2019
APD Logs: A friendly dog named King, a fight at CVS and a potential stalker.
By Collegian News Staff
October 27, 2019
This week, our news team talks about the 2019 UMass Homecoming weekend and the many events that were held, including the kickoff event, a talk from a Ben and Jerry's Flavor Guru and the unveiling of the new Carney Family Auditorium.
The Collegian News Hour S4 E7: MA vape death, Hampshire College, UMass power outage and more
October 22, 2019
This week, our news team talks about the first vaping-related death in MA, Hampshire College accepting a Spring 2020 class, a brief power outage that occurred at UMass, a watch party for the Democratic primary debate, two reports on the economic impacts of MGM Springfield and the expansion of UMass' School of Public Policy.
The Collegian News Hour S4 E6: North Village, annual UMPD security reports and Hannah’s Ride
October 14, 2019
This week, our news team talks about an Amherst Town Council meeting that addressed the replacement of North Village apartments, UMPD's annual security and safety reports and Hannah's Ride.
The Collegian News Hour S4 E5: Ruth Bader Ginsburg, SGA, Ellsberg’s papers and the climate center
October 6, 2019
This week, our news team talks about Ruth Bader Ginsburg speaking at Amherst College, this week's SGA meeting, UMass' acquisition of Daniel Ellsberg's private papers and a $4.5 million grant to the NE CASC.
