With recent developments in the ‘Cornell 7’ case, a civil lawsuit alleging a multi-perpetrator sexual assault in October 2024. Two years later, Managing Editor Lilly Lafleur speaks to survivors and evaluates the process in place of reporting sexual violence on campus. Continue reading The Cornell 7 Wake-Up Call: Confronting Campus Sexual Assault at UMass Dartmouth
To close out UMassD’s Mental Health Day, student and faculty bands took to the amphitheater to showcase their talents. Staff Writer Noel Eckert shares his experience with the event, speaking to band members and highlighting the importance of music and community. Read the full article on our website! Continue reading Ghosts, Goblins, Ghouls…Guitars?: Spooky Sounds Take Over UMassD
Staff Writer Tony Le reviews up-and-coming Slovakian pop artist Adéla’s newest album, PRIMA. Le takes us through each track, the songs ranging from electronic pop to R&B jams, giving the listener a sense of Adéla’s production capabilities as she enters the mainstream pop world. Read the full article on our website! Continue reading Adéla: PRIMA Album Review
Staff Editor Aidan Danforth brings us along to Olivia Rodrigo’s Unraveled Tour, where she played three nights at TD Garden in Boston. A prominent figure in Gen Z ‘girly pop,’ UMass Dartmouth students describe how Rodrigo brought a rollercoaster of emotions to the stage. Read the full article on our website! Continue reading The Olivia Rodrigo Concert Experience
Volunteer Writer Chris Holmes shares his analysis and opinions of “Resident Evil,” a video game now adapted for the big screens. Holmes also notes that UMassD students can get access to hundreds of movies and TV shows for free with ResLife Cinema! Read the article on our website. Continue reading Cregger’s “Resident Evil” Redefines Video-Game Cinema with Original Flair (Spoiler Free)
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
Business Manager Kiyan Weiss recounts the recent LARTS water main break that abruptly interrupted classes. Despite the loss of in-class time, students were able to turn their efforts towards the Corsair Fair happening just outside of the affected buildings, giving students the opportunity to connect with campus clubs and organizations. Continue reading LARTS Water Main Break Might Have Been the Best Thing to come of the Renovations
Staff Writer Kyle Dietzsch has found himself inches from being hit by an e-scooter on campus. To some, it is a convenient, fast way to get to and from class. To others, they are safety hazards. In this article, Kyle explores both sides of the argument and gives his opinion on e-scooter use at UMass Dartmouth. Continue reading Opinion: No, You Really Don’t Need an E-Scooter to Get Around Campus
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
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
