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
Forever In Our Memory: Marvins Antoine
The Torch is saddened to hear of the passing of Marvins Antoine, 18, a first-year student at UMass Dartmouth. He was an involved member of the athletic community, a running back for UMassD’s football team. We send our deepest condolences to the family, friends, and teammates affected by this tragedy. Continue reading Forever In Our Memory: Marvins Antoine
When Books Go Silent: Queer POC Representation and the Fight to Be Seen
Often, queer people of color struggle with finding proper representation of themselves in what they’re reading. In this article, an anonymous volunteer writer describes these struggles and the history of censorship in literature across the United States. Continue reading When Books Go Silent: Queer POC Representation and the Fight to Be Seen
Fundraising
It feels like frats would do anything to get new members. Continue reading Fundraising
Therapy Group at UMass Dartmouth Shows the Hidden Pressure on Student-Athletes
A UMass Dartmouth graduate student has began a Student-Athlete Therapy Group, aimed at helping college athletes cope with the pressures of sports and academics. The group addresses the stigma surrounding mental health and encourages athletes to openly discuss their stress and anxiety, making it an important space for athletes to express their struggles. Continue reading Therapy Group at UMass Dartmouth Shows the Hidden Pressure on Student-Athletes
The Convenience of On-Campus Counseling
UMass Dartmouth’s Counseling Center is an unknown resource to many students on campus. Offering sessions covered by students’ tuition, the counseling center thrives to create a welcoming space for any and all students who may need support through individual and group sessions, relationship counseling, workshops, seminars, and more. Continue reading The Convenience of On-Campus Counseling
Charlton Women in Business: Who They Are and What They Do
The Charlton Women in Business Association (CWIB) at UMass Dartmouth empowers women in the business field through networking, resources, and skill development. CWIB promotes gender equality and invites male allies to support their mission. They emphasize collaboration, mentorship, and addressing wage disparities for a more equitable workplace. Continue reading Charlton Women in Business: Who They Are and What They Do
Bridging the Gap: How UMass Dartmouth Supports Commuter Students
The college experience at UMass Dartmouth varies significantly, with over half of students commuting rather than living on campus. While efforts like the Commuter Office aim to foster community and inclusivity, challenges such as limited resources and funding persist. UMassD commuters are looking towards a supportive campus culture to enhance their involvement. Continue reading Bridging the Gap: How UMass Dartmouth Supports Commuter Students
Oscar Predictions 2026
As the Oscars approach, predictions for major categories are heating up. Jessie Buckley is favored for Best Actress, while Best Supporting Actress is competitive, with Amy Madigan having the edge. Sean Penn leads Best Supporting Actor predictions. Michael B. Jordan emerges as a frontrunner for Best Actor, and “Sinners” is gaining momentum for Best Picture. Continue reading Oscar Predictions 2026
Bitchcraft Crocheting 2/19
Photo highlights from Bitchcraft crochet night on 2/19. Continue reading Bitchcraft Crocheting 2/19