International Coffee Hour 들여다 보기
By Liza Flandreau, Sarah Selin Kim, and Wooseong Kwon
September 11, 2020
유행병 기간 중, 유매스가 공동체 참여를 장려하기 위해 개최하는 주간 International Coffee Hour (국제 학생들과 교직원들이 모여 커피를 마시며 대화하는 시간)에 학생들과 교직원들이 모였다. Zoom을 통해서 열리는 이 행사는 In...
‘A lot of us grew up that day’: Reflections from Collegian staff who covered 9/11
By Will Katcher, Assistant News Editor
September 11, 2020
Nearly two decades later, former Collegian staff members reflect on their efforts to cover one of the most important stories of their lives.
A look inside International Coffee Hour
By Liza Flandreau, Collegian Correspondent
September 10, 2020
Harrowing stories, such as how one student traveled home to China during the pandemic, came up at the weekly International Coffee Hour.
International students face difficulties with time zone differences
September 7, 2020
Some students have difficulty coping with different times, as they say they get confuse with deadlines and feel drained trying to manage both time zones.
Amherst eateries persevere amid pandemic
By Cameron Gibney and Aidan Poole
September 7, 2020
Amherst bars and restaurants have adapted to a world where COVID-19 is a persistent threat.
International students experience difficulty obtaining required academic resources
By Mahidhar Sai Lakkavaram, Collegian Correspondent
September 2, 2020
Students studying in different countries go through complex processes to get required items for their classes.
UMass sets new pass/fail rule for fall semester
By Liza Flandreau, Collegian Contributor
September 2, 2020
Students will have until Nov. 20 to elect pass/fail and can revoke pass/fail grades within six months after graduation.
UMass Democrats executive board issue apology to Holyoke Mayor Alex Morse
By Matt Berg, Managing Editor
September 1, 2020
In a statement to its membership, the UMass Democrats executive board apologized to Holyoke Mayor Alex Morse after a letter, which was signed by the group, made national headlines and was criticized as being homophobic.
Freshman, transfer students encouraged to vote in upcoming SGA election
By Sophia Gardner, Assistant News Editor
September 1, 2020
“Governments were created to serve their citizens, student government was created to serve the student body.”
Freshmen respond to the fall semester
By Liza Flandreau, Collegian Contributer
September 1, 2020
While preparing for their first week of classes, incoming freshmen share their thoughts on the upcoming semester at UMass.
A guide to virtual sorority recruitment
By McKenna Premus, Assistant Social Media Editor
September 1, 2020
“We had a tight-knit community, and even if we’re all so far apart, we all like to stay together,” said Panhellenic Council Vice President of Recruitment Casey Prendergast.
UMass offers virtual fitness classes during the remote semester
By Alex Genovese, Collegian contributor
August 31, 2020
“The more active we are the more flexible and adaptable we are.”
