With the town of Amherst closing two roads that lead to campus, Nick Milano has noticed that, even though the relationship between the town and university can be beneficial, UMass often gets a bad rap from Amherst itself.
With costs going up, classes harder to get into and the school over-enrolled, Rachel Dougherty says that taking extra time to graduate may not be an option for students that feel overwhelmed.
Collegian columnist Alana Goodman brings to light issues with the 13 percent of seats in the SGA senate that are given only to minority members of campus.
With the destruction of property and person in Gaza, Collegian columnist Waqas Mirza says that U.S. support for Israel is aiding in the destruction of a people.
Dan Rahrig considers the implications of a “sin tax” that would affect the soda consuming habits of Americans, the reasons why it’s being considered in the first place.
With a bunch of communists and anti-capitalists around Obama his radicalism is becoming apparent, according to Collegian columnist Alex Perry. The firing of Obama’s green job’s czar is just the tip of the iceberg.
