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November 10, 2015

Protesting is coming back, and it’s a good thing

October 8, 2014

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

April 6, 2014

An age of toothless protest

November 24, 2013

(VIDEO): Karl Rove gives speech at UMass despite protests

By Emily Felder

April 11, 2013

Filed under Archives, Campus News, Local News, News, News Multimedia, Politics, Web-Exclusive

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Protesters demonstrate at capitalism lecture

By Brian Canova

December 5, 2011

Filed under News Multimedia, Web-Exclusive

‘Occupy’ movement takes to part of UMass

By Steffi Porter

October 13, 2011

Filed under News

Interrupting the speech of one of the participators at the Occupy UMass demonstration yesterday, the latest in a series of spin-off events from the Occupy Wall Street movement, sophomore Avery Normyle started protesting the prot...

UMass Rally for Wisconsin Wednesday

By Collegian News Staff

March 1, 2011

Filed under Campus News, News

Over the past week, rallies have been held in support of Wisconsin’s public workers across the country, from Portland to New York City. Now, the movement has hit the University of Massachusetts campus. UMass students ...

Protests in Puerto Rico not reflective of U.S. democracy

By DailyCollegian.com Staff

February 23, 2011

Filed under Columns

Severe police brutality, constitutional violations and government sponsored propaganda are rampant and currently destroying civil liberties in Puerto Rico. Though nearly everyone is aware of the recent uprisings in Egypt and th...

The protests in Libya unraveled

By Michelle Williams

February 22, 2011

Filed under Miscellaneous, News

Last week, on February 16, a crowd gathered outside a government office in Benghazi, Libya, armed with rocket and gasoline bombs. The demonstrators, estimated from several hundred to several thousand, marched in the country’s s...

Congrats Egypt and Tunisia

By Eli Gottlieb

February 16, 2011

Filed under Columns

On Dec. 17, 2010, Mohamed Bouazizi had his vegetable cart confiscated. He was 26-years-old, only a little older than most of us, and already he had to act as the sole income earner for a family of eight, including putting...