The 2024 NFL season has begun, showcasing standout performances from teams like the Kansas City Chiefs and San Francisco 49ers, while others like the New York Giants and Carolina Panthers struggled. Early analysis highlights potential playoff contenders and teams needing significant improvement. Continue reading Winners and Losers of the NFL’s Opening Week
A study by the Instituto Oswaldo Cruz found cocaine contamination in sharks near Rio de Janeiro, with all analyzed samples testing positive. This research highlights environmental drug exposure, emphasizing ongoing investigations to understand the implications of marine contamination. Continue reading Brazilian Sharks Test Positive for Cocaine
Despite Massachusetts being pro-abortion, the South Coast faces significant access issues, dubbed an “abortion desert.” Limited clinics, reliance on distant services, and economic hardships hinder healthcare access, prompting local efforts to expand options and address barriers for marginalized communities. Continue reading South Coast, Massachusetts is an Abortion Desert
In light of recent school shootings, including a deadly incident in Georgia, communities are grappling with the trauma and accessibility of firearms among teens. Survivors and advocates are urging for gun reform, expressing frustration with ongoing inaction and highlighting the need for change ahead of upcoming elections. Continue reading When Will Enough Be Enough?
The UMass Dartmouth tennis team began their season on August 31, achieving four wins by September 14. Continue reading Sports Recap (August 31-September 14): Tennis
In the fall 2024 cross country season, both the women’s and men’s teams at UMass Dartmouth have competed in two meets. The women’s team, with 16 athletes, has seen notable results, while the men’s team, with 20 athletes, has achieved impressive success, including a first-place finish at the Trinity Invite. Continue reading Sports Recap (August 31-September 14): Cross Country
Music Faculty member William Riley has curated the UMD Afternoon Concert Series for 15 years, offering diverse, immersive experiences for students and the university community. The concerts feature a range of performances and are free and open to the UMD community.
Continue reading UMass Dartmouth’s Afternoon Concert Series Opens Eyes and Ears with Intimate Performances
In their first debate, Trump and Harris discussed the economy, abortion, immigration, and international conflicts. Continue reading Trump v. Harris: First Debate
