Senate – Massachusetts Daily Collegian

SGA ratifies election report, Sullivan will serve second term

March 20, 2019

Letter: SGA confirmation hearing was an unfair interrogation

March 19, 2019

Secretary of Education pick sparks strong dissent from some UMass faculty

February 15, 2017

(Judith Gibson-Okunieff/ Daily Collegian)

SGA President announces opening of vice president position

December 6, 2016

(Rick Wood/Milwaukee Journal Sentinel/TNS)

Dear Senators, do your job

March 23, 2016

The polarization of American politics needs to change

February 16, 2016

Potential shutdown of the Department of Homeland Security offers chance for Republican legislature to learn from its mistakes

February 26, 2015

How one Facebook post made me an SGA senator (and why we need to fix it)

September 22, 2014

Massachusetts college students feel effect of national student debt issue

September 9, 2014

McConnell misunderstands founders on filibuster

January 21, 2014

Warren elected first female senator from Mass.

By Chelsie Field

November 7, 2012

Democrat Elizabeth Warren won over incumbent Republican Scott Brown in Tuesday’s Senate elections in Massachusetts. Warren had 53 percent over Brown’s 47 percent with about 75 percent of the votes counted. The ra...

Brown has slight edge on the eve of election night, polls say

By Olivia Bernard

November 6, 2012

Locked in a close race for the Massachusetts Senate seat, Sen. Scott Brown and Elizabeth Warren clamored across the state yesterday, hoping to sway on the fence voters to see things their way. While many previous polls had shown Warren to be in the lead, a UMass Lowell/ Boston Herald ...