Halloween Bingo
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Month: October 2025
UMassD Halloween Costume Inspo
Trying to find a costume last minute? Use this as inspiration! Continue reading UMassD Halloween Costume Inspo
Madison Beer’s Duality: a Review on “yes baby” & “bittersweet”
Madison Beer makes a strong return to pop with two new singles, “yes baby” and “bittersweet.” “yes baby” offers a fun, catchy vibe with a darker music video, while “bittersweet” provides an emotionally complex take on breakups. Both tracks showcase her songwriting talent and emotional depth as fans eagerly await her upcoming album. Continue reading Madison Beer’s Duality: a Review on “yes baby” & “bittersweet”
Field Hockey vs. Lasell University
Photo highlights from the field hockey game on 10/23/25. Continue reading Field Hockey vs. Lasell University
Men’s Soccer vs. Plymouth State
Photo highlights from the men’s soccer game on October 18th. Continue reading Men’s Soccer vs. Plymouth State
Sanae Takaichi, Japan’s First Female Prime Minister
Sanae Takaichi has won the run-off election to become Japan’s first female Prime Minister, defeating Shinjiro Koizumi. With a rich political background, she advocates for Shinzo Abe’s economic policies, while facing controversy over her stances on women’s rights, same-sex marriage, and Japan’s WWII history, raising concerns about international relations. Continue reading Sanae Takaichi, Japan’s First Female Prime Minister
Dr. Goodall: a Life of Ethology
Dr. Jane Goodall, renowned ethologist and conservationist, passed away at 91 on October 1, 2025. Known for her groundbreaking work with chimpanzees and her advocacy for environmental and animal welfare, she founded the Jane Goodall Institute and Roots & Shoots, inspiring global change through her profound insights and messages of hope. Continue reading Dr. Goodall: a Life of Ethology
2 Dead, 12 Injured in Alabama Mass Shooting
Social Media Manager: Samantha McCarthy Email: smccarthy12@umassd.edu 2 were killed and 12 injured in a shooting in downtown Montgomery, Alabama during the late hours on Saturday, October 4th. As of the time of writing (Thursday, October 16th), 3 arrests have been made in connection with the shooting. Javorick Whiting and Dantavious McGhee, both 19, have both been placed under arrest and are being held at … Continue reading 2 Dead, 12 Injured in Alabama Mass Shooting
Congress Remains Deadlocked as Government Shutdown Enters Fourth Week
The federal shutdown, now four weeks long, stems from a deadlock between Democrats and Republicans over funding and health care issues. Furloughs impact 750,000 federal employees daily, costing $400 million. With no compromise in sight and rising health insurance premiums, the shutdown could extend further, threatening public welfare services. Continue reading Congress Remains Deadlocked as Government Shutdown Enters Fourth Week
Palestinian Activists Deported from Israel and Allege Torture
(Image via TT News Agency) Staff Editor: Gwen Pichette Email: gpichette@umassd.edu On October 6th, 170 activists were deported from Israel after naval forces intercepted the Global Sumud Flotilla and most of its vessels. Swedish longtime climate activist Greta Thunberg, 22, was among one of the many activists detained. Between 2008 and 2018, humanitarian-aid ships organized by activists from around the world attempted to reach Gaza … Continue reading Palestinian Activists Deported from Israel and Allege Torture