Kenyan marathon world record holder Kelvin Kiptum tragically died at 24 years old in a car accident, along with his coach. Kiptum achieved fame with a world record time in the Chicago Marathon and had plans to attempt a sub-two-hour marathon. His untimely death has deeply saddened the athletic community and the people of Kenya. Continue reading World Marathon Record Holder Kelvin Kiptum Unexpectedly Dies at 24
A recently discovered shipwreck in Lake Superior, the SS Arlington, reveals the brave actions of Captain Burke who went down with the ship in 1940. The treacherous waters of Lake Superior have claimed numerous ships, making it a perilous location for sailing even today. Continue reading WWII Steamship Found in Lake Superior
Greenland, the world’s largest island, is experiencing rapid ice and glacier melting. Covering 11,000 sq. miles over the last 30 years, this effecting is being attributed to extreme warming rates. This affects global sea levels, Arctic ecosystems, and human communities, highlighting the pressing impact of climate change and Greenland’s transformation from ice to green. Continue reading Melting Ice In Greenland Now Making the Island’s Name Hold True
Prosthetic limbs have come a long way, with a new breakthrough technology called MiniTouch allowing users to feel temperature like a natural limb. This innovation, requiring no surgery, brings relief to amputees and offers the promise of an even fuller range of sensations in the future. Continue reading MiniTouch Device Allows Prosthetic Arm to Detect Temperature
In early February, a man in Oregon tested positive for the bubonic plague, an illness infamous for its devastating impact in the 1300s. The disease, treatable with antibiotics today, was contracted from a pet cat. Officials assure that the risk of a widespread outbreak is low, advocating for prompt treatment and vigilance. Continue reading The Black Death Makes a Surprise Appearance
A “Vigil for Palestine” at UMass Dartmouth drew a notable crowd in solidarity with Palestinian civilians affected by the Israel-Hamas conflict. Participants expressed grief, called for a ceasefire, and emphasized the need for community support and activism. The event concluded with a reading of a Palestinian resistance poem. Continue reading UMassD Students Call for Action During Vigil for Palestine
Staff Writer Brian Galindo reviews 20 Cent Fiction’s short film, The Dells, which premiered on February 17th, 2024. Written and directed by UMassD student, Hunter Shields, the short film provides a horror take on the closing of the Cedar Dells in 2022. Continue reading The Dells: A Review in Short
Lewis Hamilton shocked the F1 world by leaving Mercedes for Ferrari in a multi-year deal starting in 2025. His move triggers driver market speculation for the 2025 season. Continue reading Hamilton Set to Drive for Ferrari in 2025
The San Francisco 49ers have faced repeated disappointments in the last five years, failing to secure a Super Bowl victory despite notable talent and efforts. From Super Bowl losses to quarterback dilemmas and injuries, the team’s struggles persist, leaving them without a championship ring despite their success in other areas. Continue reading San Fransisco 49ers – The NFL’s McMansion
