Amherst’s Freedom Café serves up coffee and a means for change
By John Buday, Collegian Correspondent
September 17, 2018
Filed under Archives, News, Scrolling Headlines
$45,000 raised to fight human trafficking by volunteer-led café.
UMass Farmers’ Market is open for business
By Elizabeth Donoghue, Collegian Correspondent
September 17, 2018
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Students promoted sustainability and agriculture at the fall’s first UMass Farmers’ Market Friday.
Residential overcrowding leads to the conversion of lounges to quads
By Bonnie Chen, Collegian Staff
September 17, 2018
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The freshmen class of 2022 is 5,050 students.
麻州大学警局收到匿名消息，声称有一“危险黑人男性”，实为走路上班的大学工作人员
By Hayley Johnson, 马骏骁 MJ Ma, Feng Gao, Jonathan Heinrichs, Robert Canning, Mei Du, Jingjing Ao, and Hua Ying
September 16, 2018
Filed under Archives, Breaking News, Translations, 中文
Reginald Andrade在星期五早上UMass警局接到匿名电话时从健身房返回。
Anonyme Hinweis über ein „unruhigen Schwarzer“ Universität Mitarbeiter, der zurm Arbeit läuft ist zu UMPD gesendet
By Hayley Johnson, Alana Gabriel, and Xenia Ariñez
September 16, 2018
Filed under Archives, Breaking News, Deutsch, Translations
Es gab ein anonymer Anruf bei UMPD, während Reginald Andrade am Freitagmorgen von Fitnessstudio zurück kam.
Anonymous tip sent to UMPD about claims of an ‘agitated Black male;’ University employee was walking to work
By Hayley Johnson, Editor in Chief
September 15, 2018
Filed under Archives, Campus News, Headlines, News, Scrolling Headlines
Reginald Andrade was returning from the Recreation Center on Friday morning when an anonymous call was placed to UMPD.
Trump’s ‘enjoyability’ discussed at Amherst College
By Jacqueline Hayes, Collegian Staff
September 14, 2018
Filed under Archives, News, Politics, Scrolling Headlines
“We’re in the realm of tightly interlocking enjoyments,” Mazzarella explained.
UMass tuition increase prompts students to rally to ‘Freeze Our Fees’
By Clinton Nguyen, Collegian Correspondent
September 14, 2018
Filed under Archives, Campus News, News, Scrolling Headlines
Students express concern over the continuous price increases for higher education.
CCPH celebrates its new facility with an open house
By Rithka Senthilkumar and Barkha Bhandari, Contributing Writers
September 13, 2018
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Open house at The Center for Counseling and Psychological Health’s brand-new facility at Middlesex House took place.
Berkshire and Worcester Dining Commons cancel late night for weekends
By Chris McLaughlin, Contributing Writer
September 13, 2018
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Garett DiStefano of UMass Dining clarifies how the new Night Owl Café will operate in lieu of traditional late-night dining.
UMass students protest Hampshire Dining Commons celebration
By Alvin Buyinza, Assistant News Editor and Assistant Photo Editor
September 13, 2018
Filed under Archives, News, Scrolling Headlines
An impromptu meeting was held between protesters and the deputy chancellor.
U.S. Forest Service ecologist delivers lecture at UMass
By Brendan Braithwaite, Contributing Writer
September 13, 2018
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Dr. Lara Roman discusses a research paper she’s collaborated on with 20 other researchers.
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