The Glimpse Exhibit – CVPA Gallery
Highlights from the Glimpse Exhibit at the CVPA gallery. Continue reading The Glimpse Exhibit – CVPA Gallery
Month: October 2025
Zara Larsson’s Midnight Sun: a Review
Swedish singer Zara returns with her new album “Midnight Sun,” showcasing her unique blend of dance and emotional music. Featuring standout tracks like “Blue Moon” and “Eurosummer,” the album captures themes of ambition and self-reflection while providing infectious energy. Zara’s ability to connect with listeners cements her status as a pop powerhouse. Continue reading Zara Larsson’s Midnight Sun: a Review
Football – Corsairs v Mass Maritime
Highlights from the football game at Cressy Field on 10/7 Continue reading Football – Corsairs v Mass Maritime
Graphic Design Club Collage Night
Highlights from Graphic Design Club’s collage making night on 10/1. Continue reading Graphic Design Club Collage Night
95-year-old Woman Charged with Murder after Killing Nursing Home Roommate
Social Media Manager: Samantha McCarthy Email: smccarthy12@umassd.edu Galina Smirnova, 95, has been charged with second-degree murder as well as fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon after allegedly killing her nursing home roommate Nina Kravtsov, 89. On Sunday, September 14th, Kravtsov was observed by nursing home staff “alive and asleep in her bed” in her room at Seagate Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Coney Island, Brooklyn, … Continue reading 95-year-old Woman Charged with Murder after Killing Nursing Home Roommate
2025 NFL Quarter Season Carnival Awards
As the 2025 NFL season reaches its quarter mark, several players are making their case for prestigious awards. Josh Allen stands out as MVP, Puka Nacua leads for Offensive Player of the Year, while Micah Parsons is a top contender for Defensive Player of the Year. Key rookies and comeback stories also highlight the season’s excitement. Continue reading 2025 NFL Quarter Season Carnival Awards
Xin Xin, the Last Giant Panda in Latin America
The Chapultepec Zoo in Mexico was the first outside China to breed Giant Pandas, starting with Pe-Pe and Ying-Ying in 1975. Their offspring included Xen Li and Xin Xin, the oldest panda in captivity at 35 years. Attempts to breed Xin Xin have been unsuccessful, raising concerns about future panda replacements as China no longer gifts them. Continue reading Xin Xin, the Last Giant Panda in Latin America
CWGS Vision Board Night
Highlights from the CWGS Vision Board night Continue reading CWGS Vision Board Night
UN Commission Finds that Israel has Committed Genocide Against Palestinians
(Image via BBC) Staff Editor: Gwen Pichette Email: gpichette@umassd.edu The UN Independent International Commission of Inquiry on the Occupied Palestinian Territory has released a report confirming that Israel has committed genocide against Palestinians. The Commission is headed by Navi Pillay, a former UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, former International Criminal Court judge, and former judge and president of the UN International Criminal Tribunal for … Continue reading UN Commission Finds that Israel has Committed Genocide Against Palestinians
Trans People to be Labeled as “Nihilistic Violent Extremists” by FBI
Emerging FBI reports suggest that transgender individuals may be labeled as “Nihilistic Violent Extremists.” This piece delves into controversial statistics, exploring the connection between violent incidents and the transgender community, sparking a debate on the broader implications for civil rights and identity. Continue reading Trans People to be Labeled as “Nihilistic Violent Extremists” by FBI