Spring on Campus
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The International Museum of World War II Shares One of the Largest Collections of WWII Artifacts
The International Museum of World War II in South Kingstown, Rhode Island, houses a comprehensive collection of artifacts, including rare items related to the US Air Force and key figures of the war. With guided tours and outreach programs, the museum aims to educate and preserve the impactful stories of the war.
BCC Puts on Peter and the Starcatcher
Bristol Community College recently staged “Peter and the Starcatcher,” a captivating production with multi-talented actors and a stellar crew. The show offered a fresh perspective on the origins of Peter Pan, featuring impressive performances and remarkable stage design. The production’s success was a result of the collective effort of a dedicated team.
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The Torch Takes on Ocean Advocacy
The first New England Youth Summit, hosted by ConnPIRG, MASSPIRG, and the Environment Massachusetts Research & Policy Center, focused on ocean protection. Panels and workshops covered topics like right whale conservation, plastic reduction, and advocacy strategies. Attendees were urged to take action, join local organizations, and advocate for policy changes.
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Claire T. Carney Dies at 101
Claire T. Carney, the first woman on UMass Dartmouth’s Board of Trustees, passed away on March 24th. Born in 1922, she valued education, founding a real estate business to support her children’s education. After graduating at 50, she served on the board and continued advocating for educational access until her passing.
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UMass’ 2024 State of the University Promises Further Educational Accessibility
The University of Massachusetts released its annual State of the University, emphasizing programs to support students, decrease financial burdens, and increase accessibility through early college initiatives and financial aid expansion. President Martin Meehan highlighted partnerships and policies aimed at making college education more accessible and valuable.
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Ride the Cyclone: Director’s Note
Brian Galindo, the director of 20 Cent Fiction’s production of Ride the Cyclone at UMass Dartmouth, shares his journey from proposing the show to its successful performance despite challenges. The cast’s dedication and adaptability led to a memorable production, proving the value of theater as an art form.
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Student Can’t Look at Arnie the Same Way After Taking HIS 345: History of Piracy
Junior-year history major Logan Bradley has found himself unable to join in the Corsair spirit the way he used to. Once, he participated in all the campus events, attended plenty of home games, and had a real soft spot for the school’s loveable mascot, Arnie. However, his thoughts changed after a few weeks in Professor…
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The Campus-Wide Pokémon Go War Rages On
The campus gyms have been battlegrounds since Pokemon Go’s 2016 release, dividing students into Mystic, Valor, and Instinct factions. Strategic gym placements and powerful Pokemon defend territories. Community events briefly halt the war, but the campus yearns for unity amidst the competition.
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Last Supper at the Grove?
UMass Dartmouth celebrated Easter with a unique Last Supper recreation at the campus Grove. The dining experience included traditional references, themed food, and fun activities for all students. The event’s success may lead to future returns, promising more culturally rich and enjoyable experiences for the entire student body.
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The Goose Must Finally Be Loose: A Call for Goosian Renewal
The Geese, represented by Honkehonk Onk Sckwa-onk, demand an end to human persecution and oppression. They assert their right to freedom and dignity, threatening armed revolution if their demands are not met by April 7th. They plan to take the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth and its students hostage.
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Gracie Celebrates Her Fifth Birthday With UMassD and Friends
Gracie, the Labrador Retriever at UMassD, celebrated her fifth birthday as a therapy dog, bringing joy and comfort to students. Trained and qualified, she assists in stress reduction and appears at campus events. Gracie’s birthday was marked by visits from her dog friends and a special celebration, highlighting her positive impact.
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Where the F#&$ Are the Women in the 2024 Oscars?
The panel discussion on female representation in film unveiled the skewed portrayal of women, both on and off screen. While the Bechdel Test and similar assessments shed light on the issue, meaningful change in Hollywood requires deeper analysis and a collective effort towards fair and authentic representation.
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Parking Troubles and Future Renovations at This Semester’s Shake the Ship
The Student Government Association (SGA) hosted Shake the Ship, allowing students to voice concerns to a panel of administration members. Topics included shared governance, mental health, safety, academics, and parking. The panel discussed initiatives addressing these issues, including a new ticket policy and plans for LARTs building renovations. The SGA will host a follow-up event,…
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SGA Holds Event In Support of Raising Student Activities Fee
The Student Government Association is seeking to raise the Student Activities Fee from $87.50 to $112.50 per semester. The fee supports student organizations, with proposed increased funding sparking mixed opinions. The SGA emphasizes the importance of an informed student body, with a vote scheduled from March 4th to 9th.
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The STAR Center Hosts a STAR-tacular Mix and Mingle Event
Staff Writer Jesse Magnifico reports on the vibrant “Mix and Mingle” event held by the STAR Center. The event brought students and faculty together for games, pet therapy dogs, and conversations. The event showcased the center’s role in supporting students and fostering a sense of community.
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UMassD Students Call for Action During Vigil for Palestine
A “Vigil for Palestine” at UMass Dartmouth drew a notable crowd in solidarity with Palestinian civilians affected by the Israel-Hamas conflict. Participants expressed grief, called for a ceasefire, and emphasized the need for community support and activism. The event concluded with a reading of a Palestinian resistance poem.
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The Dells: A Review in Short
Staff Writer Brian Galindo reviews 20 Cent Fiction’s short film, The Dells, which premiered on February 17th, 2024. Written and directed by UMassD student, Hunter Shields, the short film provides a horror take on the closing of the Cedar Dells in 2022.
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FAFSA’s Latest Hiccup Delays Financial Aid Even Further
The Department of Education’s mistake by not recalculating for inflation in the 2024-2025 FAFSA application could prevent $1.8 billion in student aid from reaching eligible students. Changes to the application, including a new aid calculation system and delayed opening, may lead to significant delays in students receiving financial aid. UMass Dartmouth’s Financial Aid Office is…
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Sustainability Movie Series: FernGully
UMass Dartmouth’s Office of Sustainability is thriving. They kicked off their Sustainability Movie Series this semester featuring FernGully: The Last Rainforest. The event attracted a large audience, emphasizing the importance of environmental stewardship and community involvement.
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Free Your Flow: Menstruation Myth Busters
The Center for Women, Gender, & Sexuality and Student Health Services organized a screening of the documentary “Periodical” to dispel myths about menstruation and raise awareness about reproductive health. The film tackles issues such as the “tampon tax,” free bleeding, and privacy concerns with period tracking apps. The event emphasized providing information and access to…
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Three Productions Rise to the Stage this Spring – Theatre Preview Spring 2024
UMass Dartmouth’s theatre scene offers a diverse lineup for Spring 2024. 20 Cent Fiction presents “The Dells,” a campus-based horror film, and “Ride the Cyclone,” a rollercoaster tragedy. TCo performs “Heathers: The Musical,” promising laughter and vulnerability. Don’t miss these unique shows!
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Springing into the Season – Sports Preview Spring 2024
Staff Writer Olivia Beaudette highlights UMass Dartmouth’s 2024 spring sports season. Upcoming sports include baseball, softball, track & field, and lacrosse. With new hires and seasoned coaches, the teams aim for success and growth as they kick off the 2024 school year.
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Embargo Sweeps the 2023 Corsair Idea Challenge
UMass Dartmouth’s Corsair Idea Challenge returned in Fall 2023, with Christian Fall and Dylan Cantara claiming first place for their project Embargo. The competition also honored Logan Bento and Christian Fall’s Cold Red as the second place winners. Both projects combine technology and lifestyle for healing purposes.
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