The Effects of Trump’s Student Loan Restrictions on College Students  

Have you heard about The Trump Administration’s push to cut federal funding for certain degree programs? Staff Editor Aidan Danforth covers the changes to federal funding and outlines the degrees that are most impacted. Speaking to UMassD students who fall into these programs, this article explores the possible disadvantages of these new provisions. Read the article on our website! Continue reading The Effects of Trump’s Student Loan Restrictions on College Students  

 

What do the Department of Education’s latest Title IX changes mean for UMass Dartmouth?

With the Trump Administration bringing changes to Title IX laws, what does this mean for UMass Dartmouth? Staff Writer Kyle Dietzsch covers what these changes entail, speaking to UMassD’s Chief Civil Rights Officer David Gomes about the process of reporting incidents. Read this article on our website! Continue reading What do the Department of Education’s latest Title IX changes mean for UMass Dartmouth?

 

Braden Peters: The Latest Online Clown Who’s Nothing to Laugh About

Staff Writer Noel Eckert covers the recent charged filed against Braden Peters, better known by his online alias Clavicular. The alleged assault took place last year in Cape Cod. In this article, Eckert raises concerns about the separation of online personas from harmful influences. Read the article on our website! Continue reading Braden Peters: The Latest Online Clown Who’s Nothing to Laugh About

 

UMass Dartmouth Community Honors Marvins Antoine 

On Wednesday, September 23, the UMass Dartmouth community gathered on the quad in front of the Claire T. Carney Library to honor and remember the life of Marvins Antoine, a first-year student and running back for UMassD’s football team. Administrators, teammates, and a coordinator from UMassD’s Center of Religious and Spiritual life led and spoke at the ceremony. Continue reading UMass Dartmouth Community Honors Marvins Antoine 

 

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

 
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Pink, Glitter, and Matcha: Sky Sports Launches a Platform for Female Sports Fans and Sparks Immediate Backlash

(Image via BBC) Volunteer Writer: Mariana Peñafiel Ide Email: mpenafiel@umassd.edu Sky Sports decided to take the initiative to create a “safe” and “inclusive” space for female sports fans. Their great idea? A TikTok account called “Halo Sky Sports” that was launched on Thursday, November 20th, with a now-deleted post that claimed, “We’re about ALL sports and championing female athletes. We’re here for the culture, community … Continue reading Pink, Glitter, and Matcha: Sky Sports Launches a Platform for Female Sports Fans and Sparks Immediate Backlash

 
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Supreme Court Rejected Appeal to Overturn Decision that Legalized Same-sex Marriage 

The U.S. Supreme Court dismissed an appeal by Kim Davis to overturn the Obergefell v. Hodges decision that legalized same-sex marriage. Davis, who previously refused to issue marriage licenses, argued it conflicted with her beliefs. Concerns about LGBTQ+ rights remain, especially with the Court’s conservative majority. Continue reading Supreme Court Rejected Appeal to Overturn Decision that Legalized Same-sex Marriage 

 

Political Violence and Double Standard: Tyler Avalos’s Tik Tok Post That Earned FBI Attention

(Image via New York Times) Staff Editor: Vivian Galindo Email: vivian.galindo@umassd.edu Someone was arrested for posting a TikTok requesting Pam Bondi’s head for $45,000. Tyler Maxon Avalos, a supposed 29-year-old from St. Paul, Minnesota, was arrested after reports of a video where they offered $45,000 for Pam Bondi. The message read, “DEAD OR ALIVE (PREFERABLY DEAD)” and quickly reached the FBI through an anonymous tip. … Continue reading Political Violence and Double Standard: Tyler Avalos’s Tik Tok Post That Earned FBI Attention

 
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Man Charged With Throwing a Sandwich at Federal Agent

(Image via The New York Times)  Social Media Manager: Samantha McCarthy  Email: smccarthy12@umass.edu A man who threw a sandwich at a federal agent in an act of protest has been found not guilty of federal assault. After hours of deliberation, 37 year-old Sean Dunn was found not guilty of one misdemeanor assault charge by the jury at a federal court in Washington D.C.  The incident … Continue reading Man Charged With Throwing a Sandwich at Federal Agent