The 14th annual drag show at UMass Dartmouth featured vibrant performances by alumni and students, showcasing diverse talents and creative costumes. This cherished event, supported by the community, celebrates drag culture’s artistic expression. Continue reading UMass Dartmouth Annual Drag Show
The kākāpō, a nocturnal, flightless parrot native to New Zealand, faced extinction due to introduced predators. Conservation efforts have increased their population from 51 in 1995 to about 250, with a recent reintroduction to the mainland. Continue reading Scientists are Reintroducing the Kakapo to New Zealand
Panera’s charged lemonades contain high caffeine levels, leading to a lawsuit after a University of Pennsylvania student, Sarah Katz, died due to her pre-existing heart condition. Other plaintiffs also reported adverse effects, prompting legal and operational changes at Panera. Continue reading Panera Settles First Wrongful Death Suit Over Charged Lemonade
The New York Jets fired Head Coach Robert Saleh after a poor start to the season. Despite his defensive success, inconsistent offense and quarterback issues led to his dismissal. Interim coach Jeff Ulbrich aims to revive the team’s postseason hopes. Continue reading Jets Fire Head Coach After Rough Start
On October 7, hackers from Ukraine launched a significant cyber-attack on Russia’s VGTRK media company, disrupting broadcasts and services, coinciding with Putin’s 72nd birthday. The pro-Ukrainian group “Sudo rm-RF” claimed responsibility amid ongoing conflicts between the nations. Continue reading Hacky Birthday Putin: Cyberattack on Russian Media
Graphic Design Manager: Will Thwing Email: wthwing@umassd.edu Continue reading One Drag
Kamala Harris appeared in a crucial 60 Minutes interview on October 7, discussing key issues like the Israel-Gaza conflict, rising grocery prices, immigration, and the Ukraine war. The segment aimed to clarify her plans ahead of the upcoming presidential election against Donald Trump. Continue reading Kamala Harris on 60 Minutes
A study reveals that SpaceX’s Starlink satellites, while enhancing global communications, threaten radio astronomy by emitting unintended electromagnetic radiation. Researchers found that newer satellites are significantly brighter, potentially hindering the study of distant celestial phenomena, raising urgent concerns. Continue reading SpaceX’s Starlink Satellites are Causing a Threat to Radio Astronomy
Staff Artist: Olive Huntington Email: khuntington@umassd.edu Continue reading Walk With Me 5
Staff Artist: Jacky Rubino Email: jrubino@umassd.edu Continue reading Critique Day
