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A free and responsible press serving the UMass community since 1890

Massachusetts Daily Collegian

A free and responsible press serving the UMass community since 1890

Massachusetts Daily Collegian

Comic artist hosts lecture about gender and sexuality in cartoons

By Ardee Napolitano November 3, 2011
Queer erotic comic artist Katie Diamond treated UMass to a lecture " "No Straight Lines: Drawing Sexuality and Gender in Comics"

UMass offers baking classes to students

By Michelle Woodward November 3, 2011
Pastry chef Simon Stevenson instructs six pastry classes each semester including Baking 101 and Chocolate 101.

UMass offers food and shelter after storm

By DailyCollegian.com Staff November 2, 2011

As areas in Amherst regain power and students resume classes, the University of Massachusetts continues to give support to off-campus students without power. Many students were able to access free food...

Caret officially inaugurated

By Collegian News Staff November 1, 2011
Robert Caret was officially inaugurated as the next president of UMass yesterday.

UM struggles to cope with effects from storm

By Steffi Porter November 1, 2011
Unfortunate winter storm still leaves many in the dark as Western Massachusetts Electric Company works to turn the lights back on for the Pioneer Valley.

New Permaculture Garden, local food topics of first UMass Sustainability Fair

By Dan Peltier November 1, 2011
Production has begun on the construction of another permaculture garden by Berkshire Dining Common.

OIT celebrates 50 years of computing at UMass

By Chris Shores November 1, 2011
The Office of Information Technologies hosted a celebration last Thursday to honor 50 years of computing at the University.

Wintry mid-autumn storm sweeps Western Mass., recovery begins

By Herb Scribner November 1, 2011
The rare fall nor’easter that pummeled the region Saturday left hundreds of thousands of people without power and toppled trees and branches across the Pioneer Valley and around much of the Northeast, shaking up normality for some.

UMass reopens for Tuesday

By William Perkins November 1, 2011
UMass will be open and hold classes as normally scheduled today, but school officials are urging those traveling to campus take caution when heading out, a University spokesman said yesterday.

Campus Center provides electricity, warmth for off-campus students

By Herb Scribner November 1, 2011
Several students shacked up in the Campus Center over the weekend because of the disastrous storm.

Power outages plague Amherst area

By Stephen Hewitt November 1, 2011
Students and Amherst residents are coping the best they can considering the unforeseen circumstances that have cut power throughout most of western Massachusetts.

National Weather Service responds to snow

By Collegian News Staff November 1, 2011
Between 20 and 31 inches of snow blanketed Western Massachusetts in an unprecedented snowstorm last Saturday according to meteorologist Charles Foley from the National Weather Service Forecast Office in Taunton, Mass.
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