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
As the Oscars approach, predictions for major categories are heating up. Jessie Buckley is favored for Best Actress, while Best Supporting Actress is competitive, with Amy Madigan having the edge. Sean Penn leads Best Supporting Actor predictions. Michael B. Jordan emerges as a frontrunner for Best Actor, and “Sinners” is gaining momentum for Best Picture. Continue reading Oscar Predictions 2026
Following a significant snowfall, UMass Dartmouth canceled the first day of classes but faced backlash from students regarding inadequate snow removal and campus accessibility. Discussions with students revealed treacherous conditions, unsafe walkways, and issues with parking, highlighting the campus’s inability to support students effectively in inclement weather. Concerns about safety and accessibility remain prevalent. Continue reading UMass Dartmouth Faces Issues Following January Snowstorm
In January 2026, UMass Dartmouth’s Vice Chancellor Kimberly Scott announced classes would resume after a snowstorm, but discrepancies in an accompanying AI-generated image raised concerns. Issues included a nonexistent building, a misrepresented mascot, and a distorted university logo, highlighting the ethical implications of using AI over human design in marketing. Continue reading UMass Dartmouth Office of Student Affairs Uploaded Suspected AI-Generated Images
(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
Tilly Norwood, an AI-generated actress from Particle6, raises ethical concerns in Hollywood. Created to resemble existing actresses, she embodies the debate over AI’s role in performance arts and the potential displacement of human actors. Critics emphasize the need to value human creativity over synthetic alternatives, despite the growing acceptance of AI in filmmaking. Continue reading Flawless, Tireless…and Heartless: Tilly Norwood, the New AI Actress
The article offers a critical review of Taylor Swift’s 2025 album “The Life of a Showgirl,” highlighting its perceived lack of depth and authenticity. The reviewer, alongside their roommates, discusses each of the 12 tracks, assigning low ratings, with “Honey” being the standout at 7/10. Overall, the album receives a disappointing 2.5/10 rating. Continue reading The Life of a Showgirl: a Review
On March 17, 2025, Minnesota Republican senators introduced bill MN SF2589, labeling “Trump Derangement Syndrome” as a mental illness. The vague criteria could criminalize dissent against Trump, threatening free speech rights. The bill reflects political hypocrisy and aims to suppress legitimate criticism, undermining democratic principles and freedom of expression. Continue reading Minnesota State Senate Tries to Declare Disliking Donald Trump a Mental Illness
Tate McRae’s third studio album, “So Close to What,” features twelve tracks showcasing her talents as a singer, songwriter, and dancer. Highlighted songs like “Revolving Door,” “Miss Possessive,” and “Dear God” display emotional depth and relatability. The album is praised as a 10/10, leading to an anticipated tour. Continue reading “So Close to What” Review
Maya Arruda discusses the critical role of the NIH in funding medical research and its impact on public universities. Recent cuts proposed by the Trump administration threaten research advancements, healthcare quality, and university funding, leading to potential job losses and increased costs for students. Urgent action is needed to protect lives and education. Continue reading Two Birds With One Stone: Trump’s War on Science and Higher Education in the Name of the Economy
