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Massachusetts Daily Collegian
A free and responsible press serving the UMass community since 1890

Massachusetts Daily Collegian
Frat Row

Frat Row

By Maxwell Zeff and Riley Bowen • October 1, 2021
Ugly Campus is back! Max Zeff and Riley Bowen explore the history of UMass's greek life. In 2006, UMass bought the five frat houses that made up their history "frat row" and demolished them. What led them to do this? And is this a card UMass could pull with fraternities on campus today?
The return of national champion UMass hockey, womens soccer has a nine-game unbeaten streak

The return of national champion UMass hockey, women’s soccer has a nine-game unbeaten streak

By Joey Aliberti, Colin McCarthy, and Kevin Schuster • September 30, 2021
Joey Aliberti is joined by Colin McCarthy to preview the defending national champion UMass hockey team and its changes made from 2020 to 2021. He then talks to Kevin Schuster about the women's soccer team and its nine-game streak without a loss and more.
Alexander Volkanovski defeats Brian Ortega in Fight of the Year candidate

Alexander Volkanovski defeats Brian Ortega in Fight of the Year candidate

By Kevin Schuster and Joey Aliberti • September 30, 2021
Kevin Schuster alongside guest Joey Aliberti recap UFC 266 and Volkanovski’s 5-round battle with Ortega. The guys give their analysis on how the main card played out and highlight some of their spot on predictions from last week's episode.
The struggles of UMass football, Field Hockeys strong start

The struggles of UMass football, Field Hockey’s strong start

By Joey Aliberti • September 29, 2021
The podcast is back! Joey Aliberti talks about UMass football's anticipated struggles along with No. 22 field hockey's 6-3 start to the season.
International fight week comes to a close with two title fights at UFC 266

International fight week comes to a close with two title fights at UFC 266

By Kevin Schuster and Joey Aliberti • September 25, 2021
Kevin Schuster alongside guest Joey Aliberti discuss Saturday's upcoming pay-per-view event, headlined by the featherweight champion Alexander Volkanovski taking on No. 2 Brian Ortega. Nick Diaz also makes his return after a six year layoff to fight Robbie Lawler, a foe Diaz was able to KO/TKO back in 2004. Along with analysis, they make their bold predictions on how each fight of the main card will go down.
Honoring the seniors, mens lacrosse postseason and mens soccer

Honoring the seniors, men’s lacrosse postseason and men’s soccer

By Joey Aliberti • May 6, 2021
Joey Aliberti starts the podcast off by honoring the sports sections senior class, the moves on to talk postseason with men's lacrosse and soccer writers
Spring sports postseason has arrived

Spring sports postseason has arrived

By Joey Aliberti • April 30, 2021
Joey Aliberti discusses postseason with men's soccer, women's lacrosse and men's lacrosse
Kamaru Usman makes a case to be Pound-for-Pound No. 1

Kamaru Usman makes a case to be Pound-for-Pound No. 1

By Kevin Schuster • April 29, 2021
UFC 261 delivered the most stacked card of the year, and delivered with a multitude of great performances and finishes. Kamaru Usman defended his title once more, effortlessly knocking out Masvidal in the highly anticipated rematch. Fan favorite Thug Rose Namajunas also regained her title, finishing Zhang Weili in the very first round. Kevin Schuster discusses those performances and much more.
UFC 261: Return to full capacity

UFC 261: Return to full capacity

By Kevin Schuster • April 22, 2021
VyStar Veterans Memorial Arena in Jacksonville, Florida hosts the first UFC event with a full audience since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Headlining the fight card is welterweight champion Kamaru Usman who will defend his title against Jorge Masvidal. Kevin Schuster breaks down the main event and the rest of the card, giving his predictions on who will come out victorious in what will be a monumental event in the history of combat sports.
Womens lax continues to dominate, mens soccer makes tournament and more

Women’s lax continues to dominate, men’s soccer makes tournament and more

By Joey Aliberti • April 22, 2021
Joey Aliberti talks to five different spring sports beats (women's lacrosse, men's lacrosse, men's soccer, women's soccer, softball), catching up with their whereabouts in their respective seasons
Getting an internship during a pandemic, AI generating new songs from dead artists

Getting an internship during a pandemic, AI generating new songs from dead artists

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.
The Collegian News Hour

Collegian special issues and one year COVID-19 anniversary

By Chris McLaughlin • April 20, 2021
The news team discusses recent special issues for Spring 2021, including the Black History Month special issue and the COVID-19 one year anniversary special issue and reflects on one year into the pandemic.
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