MassPIRG announces five campaigns for the 2018-2019 year
By Bonnie Chen, Collegian Staff
September 20, 2018
Filed under Archives, Campus News, News, Scrolling Headlines
One of the campaigns is to make the campus more ‘bee friendly.’
Smith College assistant professor discusses campus sustainability and social change on campuses and internationally
By Elizabeth Donoghue, Collegian Correspondent
September 19, 2018
Filed under Archives, Local News, News, Scrolling Headlines
Assistant professor Washington-Ottumbre discusses campus sustainability at Smith College.
Harvard Law professor examines changing nature of media in Smith lecture
By Irina Costache, Collegian Correspondent
September 19, 2018
Filed under Archives, Five College News, Local News, News, Scrolling Headlines
Harvard Law Professor argues that news reporting, an important element in maintaining democracy, has reached a precarious state.
Free Spanish-language performances to come to Amherst
By Michael Connors, Assistant News Editor
September 19, 2018
Filed under Archives, Campus News, News, Scrolling Headlines
A group of scholars of Spanish theater will have their biennial conference at the University of Massachusetts and Amherst College this weekend.
UMass to start, continue various construction projects in the fall semester
By Will Mallas, Assistant News Editor
September 19, 2018
Filed under Archives, Campus News, Headlines, News, Scrolling Headlines
The University looks to renovate and make additions to numerous buildings across campus.
Town of Amherst dedicates new trail in honor of Joseph G. Gavin Jr.
By Lyndsey Ware, Collegian Staff
September 18, 2018
Filed under Archives, Env. & Tech., Environment, Local News, News, Scrolling Headlines
Named after a man who sent people to the moon, Amherst’s new accessible pathway connects the community.
UMass researchers reduce population of invasive moth species
By Yurika Yamazaki, Collegian Correspondent
September 18, 2018
Filed under Archives, Campus News, Env. & Tech., Environment, News, Scrolling Headlines
Winter moths in New England are known for damaging crops and shade trees.
Police Log: Friday, Sept. 14 – Sunday, Sept. 16
By Abigail Charpentier and Hayley Johnson
September 18, 2018
Filed under Archives, Campus News, Crime, Headlines, Local News, News, Scrolling Headlines
People complained about a ‘carnival performer’ playing loud drums, snapped trees and a reported party using an Airsoft gun.
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
Filed under Archives, News, Scrolling Headlines
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
Filed under Archives, Headlines, News, Scrolling Headlines
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。
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