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‘Grill for Bill’ event to raise money for child’s kidney transplant

November 10, 2016

Police from six states have been marshalled by the state of North Dakota to attempt to shut down protests against the Dakota Access Pipeline by tribal members from across the country and their supporters. The pipeline is planned to cross the Missouri within a half mile of the Standing Rock Sioux reservation. The developer of the $3.8 billion pipeline is Energy Transfer Partners of Dallas (Morton County Sheriff’s Office/TNS)

Student groups organize farmers’ market fundraiser in solidarity with #NoDAPL

November 3, 2016

UMass Kappa Phi Lambda request the donation for Bill Chu at UMass Campus Center on Thursday. Jong Man Kim/Daily Collegian)

Community fundraises for Amherst boy suffering from renal failure

October 31, 2016

VIDEO: “Take a Seat” captures Pioneer Valley artists’ varying styles and perspectives

February 25, 2016

UMass Rising campaign raises more than $44 million this fiscal year

April 28, 2014

Autism Speaks U successfully hosts sixth annual 3k walk/5k run

April 7, 2014

Food for Thought Books welcomes another year of business

January 21, 2014

Alpha Delta Phi, UMPD members shave heads for St. Baldrick’s fundraiser

By Daniel Moldonado

April 5, 2013

The University of Massachusetts campus will be seeing an influx of shaved heads come Sunday. Members of the Alpha Delta Phi fraternity, along with the UMass Police Department, will be sporting their newly shaven heads at the fraternity’s fourth annual fundraising event for ...

Men’s rugby to hold Hurricane Sandy relief fundraiser

By Collegian News Staff

November 30, 2012

The University of Massachusetts’ men’s rugby team is holding a Hurricane Sandy relief benefit to raise money for public school systems in Long Island, N.Y., according to the event’s Facebook page. The fundraiser will...

UMass Fraternity all geared up for third Pedal for Push campaign

By Brian Bevilacqua

November 28, 2012

Pi Kappa Phi President Kurt Chamberlin wasn’t biking on Monday to try and get across campus. Rather, he was helping in his fraternity’s effort to raise $3,000 for the disabled. For the third straight semester of hosting the week-long Pedal for Push camp...