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
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 CWGS hosted an event led by Robin Cabral, exploring femininity and trans identity in the Super Mario series. Topics included Princess Peach’s evolving role and the gender representation of characters like Birdo and Vivian, highlighting significant discussions on gender and gaming. Continue reading Femininity and Trans Legibility in Super Mario
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!
Shake the Ship photographed by Katelyn Pereira Continue reading Shake the Ship
Mental Health Day photographed by Mariah Horvitz Continue reading Mental Health Day
Amazon Prime’s series, The College Tour, is filming at UMass Dartmouth, showcasing its unique programs and culture. The episode, featuring student stories, will enhance the university’s visibility and attract prospective students, airing in early 2025. Continue reading The College Tour Films at UMass Dartmouth
Fall on Campus photographed by Mariah Horvitz and Katelyn Pereira Continue reading Fall on Campus
Alexandra (Ally) recounts their first experience attending the Rocky Horror show at UMass Dartmouth as a senior, highlighting the outrageous events, characters, and themes of sexual liberation and queerness that make the production a cult classic worth attending. Continue reading Rocky Horror: The Cult Classic Remains an Iconic Halloween Tradition
Shake the Ship, held at UMass Dartmouth on October 23, 2024, allowed students to engage directly with administration. Key topics included housing issues, facilities updates, and parking concerns, fostering crucial dialogue between students and panelists, including the Vice Chancellor and Chief of Police. Continue reading Shake the Ship: Fall 2024
