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Recorded lectures shouldn’t be a substitute

February 11, 2019

选择多样课程，做好就业准备

October 29, 2018

Take a variety of classes to best prepare for a career

October 28, 2018

Taking Attendance Doesn’t Work

October 24, 2017

Frustrations with Team-Based Learning classes

February 28, 2017

General Education courses should not be required

April 15, 2014

Learn to learn, not to remember

April 8, 2014

SGA discusses class lengths, EDM concert cancellations at meeting

By Katrina Borofski

October 1, 2013

Filed under Campus News, News, SGA

As the semester begins, so does student government; the University of Massachusetts Student Government’s 1665th regular meeting was held on Monday, covering topics from length of classes to the recently cancelled electronic dance music concerts. Guest speaker Charles J. DiMare...

The importance of Gen Eds

By Karen Podorefsky

September 4, 2013

Filed under Columns, Opinion

The longtime tradition of general education courses designed to shape well-rounded students continues today, allowing students to explore fields they may not be interested in or to simply broaden their knowledge on a subject. According...

Scheduling snags

By Aviva Luttrell

November 19, 2012

Filed under Campus News, News

While enrolling in classes for next semester last Thursday, junior Emily Lap ran into a problem that is all too familiar for many University of Massachusetts students. “Before my registration time opened, I planned out my ...

Students get advice on getting into closed classes

By DailyCollegian.com Staff

December 1, 2011

Filed under Campus News

Choosing classes is proving to be a difficult task for some University of Massachusetts students as their desired classes – sometimes prerequisites and general education requirements – are filling up before their appointmen...

The 4-year slap in the face

By Nick O'Malley

April 27, 2011

Filed under Columns

(Author’s Note: Dear potential employers. I see you’ve found a column I’ve written just before my graduation. Please don’t think of this as a sample of journalism. Rather, think of it as an open letter to college.) My parents told me I’d like college ...