By Catherine Hurley, Assistant Arts Editor
October 26, 2021
Opinion: UMass’ history of student activism should be a source of hope for students protesting this semester.
October 25, 2021
It’s never too late to change your career plans
October 25, 2021
October 18, 2021
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.
April 10, 2019
'We could not say we were fulfilling the Collegian’s mission if we did not work to see the Collegian become reflective of the multilingual community it serves.'
October 5, 2021
Letter: “I felt more alone than I had before I reported my rape. I had thought that by reporting my assault, I would receive support from the University,” writes a UMass student who was sexually assaulted in 2002.
Letter: Rising textbook prices serve as a choke point for students’ success
September 27, 2021
Rising textbook prices are a barrier to higher education, writes a Letter Contributor.
Letter: Dining halls have a COVID problem
September 14, 2021
Letter: UMass needs to rethink its dining halls this semester.
Letter: The Student Union design was a mistake
September 13, 2021
By Benjamin Schnurr, Collegian Columnist
October 20, 2021
“While it’s unclear whether this most recent threat will have much success towards this aim, Trump’s overarching goal of retaining his influence over Republicans seems to be working,” writes Benjamin Schnurr.
The sex trade and women’s liberation
October 18, 2021
What the fall of Kabul reveals about America’s culture of anti-democracy
October 4, 2021
September 29, 2021
Opinion: NFTs will not enhance art.
By Max Schwartz and Maxwell Zeff
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."
Anti-Asian hate crimes, Lana Del Rey’s new album
March 19, 2021
Schwartz and Zeff have Op-Ed Columnist Srija Nagireddy on the show to discuss her article on Anti-Asian hate crimes, as well as the recent Atlanta shooting. Schwartz reviews Lana Del Rey's new album and the duo discuss 2021's lackluster award season. Finally, Zeff shares his Hot Take on what UMass's fall semester could look like. (3/19/21)
By Katherine Kelly-Coviello, Collegian Columnist
October 25, 2021
Here’s the secret no one tells you: it’s never too late to change your major. Or your career. Or, in my case, the goals and plans I had for my entire career – and no...
UMass students can find community by understanding our history
October 13, 2021
“Students at UMass make their mark on the community through their own personal drive and passion,” writes Garrett Jacobsmeier.
October 7, 2021
“I am here to remind you that your path is valid, and if you are truly passionate about the material you are studying, stick with it,” writes Julie Harrison.
Letter: Rising textbook prices serve as a choke point for students’ success
September 27, 2021
Rising textbook prices are a barrier to higher education, writes a Letter Contributor.