By Lily Robinson, Collegian Columnist
• March 10, 2021
Moving into the second week of March, many students are knee-deep in the search for a summer internship. Like each class that came before, this year’s prospective interns will wade through a substantial...
His estate made the independent decision to stop publishing six of his books. This kind of self-reflection should be encouraged on a personal, corporate and national level.
By Jeremy Brum, Collegian Contributor
• March 3, 2021
While it is unlikely that a $15 minimum wage will be passed soon, there are no substantive reasons for avoiding an increase in the minimum wage.
Some may point to a recent Congressional Budget Office...
The Collegian invites you to read a living compilation commemorating Black History at the University of Massachusetts, from John H. Bracey's path to UMass, Black Lives Matter, W.E.B. Du Bois, Black student activists, creators and more.
