Women’s Tennis Match (9/18)
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Mental Health Week
A gallery of photos from Mental Health Week. Continue reading Mental Health Week
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 Brian Clinton’s “History of Piracy” class. Continue reading Student Can’t Look at Arnie the Same Way After Taking HIS 345: History of Piracy
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. Continue reading The Campus-Wide Pokémon Go War Rages On
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. Continue reading Last Supper at the Grove?
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. Continue reading Gracie Celebrates Her Fifth Birthday With UMassD and Friends
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. Continue reading Where the F#&$ Are the Women in the 2024 Oscars?
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, the Leadership Forum, on April 2nd. Continue reading Parking Troubles and Future Renovations at This Semester’s Shake the Ship
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. Continue reading SGA Holds Event In Support of Raising Student Activities Fee
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. Continue reading The STAR Center Hosts a STAR-tacular Mix and Mingle Event