50 Years of Feminism at UMassD

By Staff Writer Samantha Wahl Last Tuesday, the UMassD Center for Women and Gender Studies hosted a panel discussion entitled “50 Years of Feminism: Local, National & Global Perspectives.” As the title implies, the talk was in part a retrospective on the history of the feminist movement; but more than that, it was also a reflection of the obstacles facing women in contemporary society, and … Continue reading 50 Years of Feminism at UMassD

 

Professor Nishant Upadhyay wins the 2018 First Book Prize

By Contributing Writer Celine Gomes. It was a typical Friday morning. Professor Nishant Upadhyay rose with the usual intent to prepare for their classes at the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. Their phone buzzed around eight. As their eyes slowly began to adjust to the light coming from their phone screen, an email came into focus. Sleepily, they dismissed the news. It couldn’t be right. So … Continue reading Professor Nishant Upadhyay wins the 2018 First Book Prize

 

NASA Astronaut Scott Tingle answers our earthly questions

By Contributing Writer Kylie Cooper. NASA astronaut and UMass Dartmouth alumnus Scott Tingle ‘87 is coming to campus to discuss his experience in space and to answer questions from the UMass Dartmouth community. The discussion will be held in the Main Auditorium on November 15 from 11 a.m. to noon. Students, faculty, staff, and the public are welcome. “We’re always looking to create opportunities for … Continue reading NASA Astronaut Scott Tingle answers our earthly questions

 

The easy fix to the double standard of drug addictions

By Staff Writer James Mellen III. Today is just another day where America’s opioid epidemic claims another life. While many Americans witness the devastation of the epidemic in their communities, we also see the effects on Television and in the news. Mac Miller and Demi Lovato are just two of the most recent overdoses that made more than just the local paper. After both of … Continue reading The easy fix to the double standard of drug addictions

 

First Reaction Review: “This is It”

By Staff Writer Sawyer Pollitt. The Greeting Committee is an indie music group from Kansas City, Missouri. On October 26th, they released their latest full-length album This Is It.  In the same vein as the last review, this is it, a This Is It first reaction. The album started off strong. I always hesitate when going into indie-pop-rock music because I know it often doesn’t scratch the musical itch … Continue reading First Reaction Review: “This is It”

 

Corsair football back on a winning record after beating Buccaneers

By Staff Writer Benjamin Pfeffer. On October 26, the UMass Dartmouth Corsairs’ football team, then with a record of 4-3, traveled to Framingham State University, 5-2, to butt heads with the Rams. The end result was not what the Corsairs were looking for. It was a blowout from the beginning. The final score ended up being 44-13 in favor of the Rams. This game put the … Continue reading Corsair football back on a winning record after beating Buccaneers

 

Wait, what major am I?

By Staff Writer Tighe Ratcliffe. As the fall semester is coming to an end, so begins the time-old tradition of choosing courses for the up-coming semester. Even for seasoned college students this can be a rough time, but for Freshman the task can seem daunting. Especially for those who are undeclared in their majors. With so many majors and classes to choose from, it can … Continue reading Wait, what major am I?

 

Coming home with Thanksgiving traditions

By Staff Writer Michaella Lesieur. It’s that time of year again when the weather starts to nip at your nose and the days get shorter, bringing about the laughter and cheer of the holiday season. Thanksgiving is just around the corner and with that comes traditions that have been with families for years, making the day extra special. From gathering around the table to sharing in … Continue reading Coming home with Thanksgiving traditions

 

UMassD gets long-awaited and well-deserved upgrade

By Staff Writer Ben Pfeffer. I am sure everybody is aware of the new renovations that are going on, but in case there are a few people that don’t know, I will fill you individuals in first. UMass Dartmouth has received a grant to build a $134 million building in lots 7, 7A, and 8. The construction is going to take approximately two years to fully … Continue reading UMassD gets long-awaited and well-deserved upgrade

 

Trump talks sports, world gets mad

By Staff Writer Sawyer Pollitt. Twitter is the one social media platform that has successfully bridged the gap between the famous and the run-of-the-mill. On Twitter, celebrities and politicians are thrown into the same pool as the common man. Due to this phenomenon, Twitter is the perfect platform for our 45th president, Donald J. Trump to take aim with his opinions and fire them off into … Continue reading Trump talks sports, world gets mad