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By Stephen Hewitt
February 26, 2014
Filed under Collegian Editorials, Opinion, Scrolling Headlines
Dear readers,
Today, you may have noticed that the front page of the Collegian features a full-page advertisement instead of our daily’s top news stories.
While this might not raise any immediate red flags, we thought we should...
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By Stephen Hewitt
November 13, 2013
Filed under Podcasts, Sports Multimedia, Sports Podcasts, Web-Exclusive
Stephen Hewitt, Patrick Strohecker and Mark Chiarelli discuss the Minutemen's performance thus far, particularly the play of Cady Lalanne, Sampson Carter and Derrick Gordon, and look ahead to their next matchup against Youngstown S...
By Stephen Hewitt
October 22, 2013
Filed under Campus News, News
Fox 25 Boston will be broadcasting its morning news show live at the University of Massachusetts this Thursday, the fourth stop of the television network’s six-part “FOX25 College Tour” that is highlighting select New England...
By Stephen Hewitt
October 14, 2013
Filed under Campus News, News, Softball, Sports, Spring Sports
During their weekly staff meetings behind closed doors in University of Massachusetts conference rooms, Elaine Sortino would typically sit to Athletic Director John McCutcheon's right, silent yet attentive to the topic being discu...
By Stephen Hewitt
January 28, 2013
Filed under Basketball, Men's Basketball, Sports
When starting shooting guard Jesse Morgan went down for the season with a torn ACL in his right knee on Jan. 10 at Saint Louis, the Massachusetts men’s basketball team’s season took a major turn.
Not only did the Minutemen lose th...
By Stephen Hewitt
September 30, 2012
Filed under Football, Sports
FOXBORO – The blueprint for success for the Massachusetts football team now seems all so clear after its 37-34 loss to Ohio.
Sure, running back Michael Cox rushed for 188 yards and two touchdowns last week against Miami (...
By Stephen Hewitt
September 23, 2012
Filed under Sports, Sports Columns
After the Massachusetts football team lost its first three games of this season decisively, there were some that wanted to rip the team’s move to the Football Bowl Subdivision – one some believed was more about dollars than sense – even more.
Not only was this team l...
