Women’s Volleyball vs. Southern Maine
Highlights from the women’s volleyball game on Sept 27th. Continue reading Women’s Volleyball vs. Southern Maine
Highlights from the women’s volleyball game on Sept 27th. Continue reading Women’s Volleyball vs. Southern Maine
The panel “Lights, Camera, Accountability” at UMass Dartmouth analyzed diversity in the 2025 Academy Award films. It evaluated each film using the Bechdel, DuVernay, and Vito Russo tests. Despite insightful discussions, many films failed to represent diverse narratives adequately, emphasizing ongoing biases in Hollywood storytelling. Continue reading Talking Reel Representation in 2024 Films
The MBTA has confirmed that South Coast Rail will add stops in New Bedford and Fall River, beginning service on March 24, 2025, with $12.25 tickets to Boston. This project enhances travel convenience, potentially boosts local economies and cultural access, but may also increase housing costs in these areas. Continue reading Commuter Rail Stops in Fall River and New Bedford
Concerns about UMass Dartmouth Police surfaced after anonymous documents revealed neglectful behavior by officers, including Lt. Damon Gomes and Officer Keith DePaco, raising questions about accountability, safety, and oversight within the department. Continue reading Anonymous Thumb Drive Reveals a Pattern of Negligence on UMass Dartmouth Police Force
The UMass Dartmouth cheer squad prepares for the NCA Championship in Daytona Beach, seeking victory after a third-place finish last year. With new talent and strong teamwork, they aim to enhance their program and community support through fundraising efforts. Continue reading UMass Dartmouth Cheerleaders Need Your Help!
Photographed by Staff Photographer Mariah Horvitz Email: mhorvitz@umassd.edu Continue reading Women’s Tennis Match (9/18)
Photographed by Staff Photographer: Mariah Horvitz Email: mhorvitz@umassd.edu Continue reading Spring on Campus
A gallery of photos from Mental Health Week. Continue reading Mental Health Week
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. Continue reading The Torch Takes on Ocean Advocacy
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