By Irina Costache, Assistant News Editor
May 27, 2020
The Graduate Employment Organization has filed Unfair Labor Practice charges against the University alleging attempted union busting by administrators
UMass President Marty Meehan to propose tuition freeze
May 22, 2020
Citing the financial hardships many families are facing during the coronavirus pandemic, Meehan said that this proposal was “the appropriate course and the right thing to do.”
Town Council approves outdoor dining, zoning amendment for local restaurants
May 22, 2020
Under the zoning amendment, businesses would forgo the lengthy process that is usually required to make adjustments such as outdoor dining.
UMass announces plans to furlough employees
May 19, 2020
UMass plans to implement a voluntary separation incentive program.
By Jennie Moss, Collegian contributor
April 27, 2020
Opinion: Coronavirus is proof that harming the environment will eventually harm us.
Lockdown can be an opportunity to re-connect with your family
April 23, 2020
Opinion: The pandemic is a reminder to appreciate those around you.
Why you shouldn’t take a gap semester this fall
April 22, 2020
Opinion: Taking a gap semester this fall could be a mistake, writes Maxwell Zeff.
The good and the bad in the government’s stimulus plans
April 21, 2020
Opinion: The economic packages passed by Congress will help the American people, but they need improving.