By Raksha Pokharel, Collegian Correspondent
November 15, 2022
“I think we live in an era where everyone is so hyper focused on how they’re perceived that it has made people afraid to look like they are having genuine fun,” writes Raksha Pokharel.
Carta: El Precio del contrato ‘Pouring Rights’ de UMass con Coca-Cola
November 5, 2022
The UMass Store needs to be more size inclusive
October 24, 2022
“If my college doesn’t provide me the option to represent my school spirit, does it even want me to be a part of it?” wrote Nathan Legare.
Letter: The price of UMass’ Pouring Rights contract with Coca-Cola
October 24, 2022
Letter: UMass’ Pouring Rights contract with Coca-Cola harms local businesses and limits student choice, writes EJ Everett, a member of the Center for Education Policy and Advocacy.
May 4, 2022
We, the members of the Massachusetts Daily Collegian editorial board, write today to condemn the individuals involved in sending a racist, hateful email to Black members of...
Editorial: It’s time for Trump to go
January 11, 2021
Editorial: Trump must go: such a blatant assault on our democracy cannot go unpunished.
Editorial: Why you should vote this November
November 2, 2020
Most young people don’t vote. That needs to change this election.
Editorial: A vow to our community to hold ourselves accountable
June 8, 2020
It is an outlet’s duty to accurately represent the movement against police brutality and systemic racism while highlighting the underlying complexities.
December 5, 2022
Letter: MASSPIRG Vice Chair Caitlyn Egan advocates for same-day voter registration.
Carta: El Precio del contrato ‘Pouring Rights’ de UMass con Coca-Cola
November 5, 2022
Lettre : Le prix du contrat de droit d’approvisionnement de UMass avec Coca-Cola
November 1, 2022
Coca-Cola a le monopole des boissons sur le campus et cela pose des problèmes de santé, d'équité des commerce , mais également d'éthique.
Letter: Support Iranian students in the wake of protests overseas
October 24, 2022
Letter: “While being mournful for these horrific events, we are proud of being Iranians,” a group of UMass graduate students writes.
By Hope Jacobs, Collegian Correspondent
December 5, 2022
Opinion: “Journalists, and the media at large, must be held accountable for the awful treatment given to women and members of marginalized groups.”
Marriage equality must be codified into U.S. law
November 29, 2022
“In this time of uncertainty, we must maintain our momentum of progress towards absolute protection and acceptance of LGBTQ Americans,” writes Juliette Perez.
November 7, 2022
“Musk should tread lightly in his pursuit of change, at risk of destroying what Twitter should be altogether.”
Renaming ‘Columbus Day’ to ‘Indigenous Peoples’ Day’ is performative
October 10, 2022
“Renaming contributes nothing to material improvement in the lives of Native American communities,” says Manas Pandit.
By Catherine Hurley, Kelly McMahan, and Liam Rue
October 19, 2022
This is nothing/unsaid, a new podcast from the Massachusetts Daily Collegian Op/Ed section. For our first episode, we’re highlighting three columns published in September. Check...
Getting an internship during a pandemic, AI generating new songs from dead artists
April 20, 2021
Zeff and Schwartz discuss the difficulties of staying productive during the pandemic as a college student, as well as AI generating new music. Lastly, Schwartz gives his take on rate my professor.
How open will UMass be next fall?
April 11, 2021
Schwartz and Zeff discuss UMass's plans for classes to be in person next fall. The two also discuss quick fixes UMass can make to improve the campus, Lil Nas X's shoe controversy, as well as new music reviews.
Four UMass professors present a new opposition to COVID lockdowns
March 31, 2021
Daily Collegian Head Op-Ed Editor, Bhavya Pant, comes on the show to discuss her recent article on a group of UMass professors who have challenged coronavirus lockdowns from a liberal, educated standpoint. We also discuss Cinnamon Toast Crunch's recent "shrimpcident" as well as Lil Nas X's new song, "Montero."
By Asha Baron, Assistant Op/Ed Editor
December 1, 2022
Satire: If you’ve ever felt good about yourself, the Honors College will beat that right out of you.
Apartamentos independientes construidos como viviendas de UMass en Massachusetts Avenue
November 20, 2022
Estudiante de UMass arrestado en Commonwealth Ave.
November 20, 2022
Satire: There’s a solution to the serial mispronunciation of names
November 14, 2022
Satire: “Managing the countless different varieties and variations of our name may seem impossible, but with the intervention of the UMass IT department, I believe this can change,” writes Srija Nagireddy.