In-depth Q&A with candidates from the third district for Amherst’s Town Council
By Kathrine Esten, Assistant News Editor
October 9, 2018
Filed under Archives, Local News, News, Politics, Scrolling Headlines
This will be Amherst’s inaugural Town Council.
The Collegian News Hour S2 E3: Anti-Kavanaugh rally, racism teach-in, SGA and Amherst town elections
October 9, 2018
Filed under Archives, Campus News, Local News, News, News Multimedia, News Podcasts, Podcasts, Politics, Scrolling Headlines, SGA, The Collegian News Hour, Web-Exclusive
This week, our news team talks about a rally on campus protesting Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh, a teach-in in response to recent racist incidents on campus, the first SGA meeting of the year, the ramp-up to Amherst town elections and a bathroom variance in Baker Hall.
UMass study suggests sunflower pollen has the power to save bees from disease
By Chris McLaughlin, Collegian Staff
October 8, 2018
Filed under Archives, Campus News, Env. & Tech., Environment, News
The research found a direct link between sunflower pollen and the reduction of a bee pathogen.
In-depth Q&A with Amherst’s first district candidates for Town Council
By Kathrine Esten, Assistant News Editor
October 8, 2018
Filed under Archives, Headlines, Local News, News, Scrolling Headlines
This will be Amherst’s first Town Council.
School of Public Policy launches Beacon Hill Project
By Barkha Bhandari, Collegian Correspondent
October 8, 2018
Filed under Archives, Campus News, News, Politics, Scrolling Headlines
The program plans to provide monthly trips to Boston.
‘Going Up the Country’ author talks about Vermont in the 1960s
By Ying Hua, Collegian Correspondent
October 8, 2018
Filed under Archives, News, Scrolling Headlines
Daley is the founder and director of the Green Mountains Writers Conference.
Fall Herb Walk inspires attendees to use herbs in new ways
By Yurika Yamazaki, Collegian Correspondent
October 8, 2018
Filed under Archives, Local News, News, Scrolling Headlines
Even plants grown at the parking lot of the Amherst Brook Herbs are extremely useful for medical purposes.
In-depth Q & A with Amherst town’s council at-large candidates
By Kathrine Esten, Assistant News Editor
October 3, 2018
Filed under Archives, News, Scrolling Headlines
UMass professor in the running for councilor.
UMass selects eCampus to replace Amazon as online textbook provider
By Michael Connors, Assistant News Editor
October 3, 2018
Filed under Archives, Headlines, News, Scrolling Headlines
The University has selected eCampus, an online bookstore, to oversee online retail and rental operations beginning in the upcoming winter session.
Challah for Hunger creates resource guide for food-insecure students
By Abigail Charpentier, News Editor
October 3, 2018
Filed under Archives, News, Scrolling Headlines
The group will donate all of their proceeds to nonprofit organizations.
Anti-Kavanaugh rally brings student activists together
By Kathrine Esten, Assistant News Editor
October 2, 2018
Filed under Archives, Campus News, Local News, News, Politics, Scrolling Headlines
Dozens of students attended the rally which focused on several social justice issues.
Gender justice activist and UMass alum gives talk on men in the #MeToo era
By Elizabeth Donoghue, Collegian Correspondent
October 2, 2018
Filed under Archives, Campus News, News, Scrolling Headlines
Jackson Katz, gender activist and UMass alum, gave a lecture on the role of men in the #MeToo movement.
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