LARTS Water Main Break Might Have Been the Best Thing to come of the Renovations

Business Manager Kiyan Weiss recounts the recent LARTS water main break that abruptly interrupted classes. Despite the loss of in-class time, students were able to turn their efforts towards the Corsair Fair happening just outside of the affected buildings, giving students the opportunity to connect with campus clubs and organizations. Continue reading LARTS Water Main Break Might Have Been the Best Thing to come of the Renovations

 

Opinion: No, You Really Don’t Need an E-Scooter to Get Around Campus

Staff Writer Kyle Dietzsch has found himself inches from being hit by an e-scooter on campus. To some, it is a convenient, fast way to get to and from class. To others, they are safety hazards. In this article, Kyle explores both sides of the argument and gives his opinion on e-scooter use at UMass Dartmouth. Continue reading Opinion: No, You Really Don’t Need an E-Scooter to Get Around Campus

 

Getting Crafty at the 6th Grata Retro Festival

Staff Writer Maya Pontes brings us along to UMassD’s 6th annual Grata Retro Festival! The welcome back celebration features art from CVPA students and alumni, live music, and free food. Maya speaks to a few campus artists who share their art and value the importance of the festival. Continue reading Getting Crafty at the 6th Grata Retro Festival

 

Ocarina of Time Remake Trailer and Gameplay Analysis 

Nintendo fans can rejoice as the company announces a Direct centered on the Zelda franchise, revealing the Ocarina of Time Switch 2 remake releasing on November 5. The approximately 35-minute presentation showcased enhanced graphics, gameplay features including new dialogues, and voice acting. Anticipation builds as this beloved classic returns with enhancements. Continue reading Ocarina of Time Remake Trailer and Gameplay Analysis