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.
Welcome to the Op/Ed UMass gripes speed run. The Collegian office shares a series of small campus complaints. Assistant News editor Luke Ruud and Assistant Sports editor Colin McCarthy passionately...
By Srija Nagireddy, Assistant Op/Ed Editor
• 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.
By Liam Rue , Collegian Columnist
• November 10, 2022
If people want to live like they’re in the country, then they should live in the country. What they shouldn’t do is hoard valuable urban land and resources at the expense of everyone else,” writes Liam Rue.
By Raksha Pokharel, Collegian Correspondent
• November 9, 2022
Opinion: “The University should still have positions open for students looking to work, but it needs to put focus on hiring more full-time employees to bridge that gap.”
By Zach Leach, Assistant Op/Ed Editor
• November 8, 2022
“It’s clear that the public’s response to monkeypox was much better than the response to AIDS. I believe that this is partially because society is becoming more accepting of gay people,” writes Zach Leach.
By Muskan Kumar, Collegian Correspondent
• November 7, 2022
“What I have always loved about swimming is that what makes one swimmer better than the other is their time. But if a swimmer's times are stripped from them, how are you to fully judge them as an athlete?”
