Two Birds With One Stone: Trump’s War on Science and Higher Education in the Name of the Economy

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

 

Total Drama Island in 2025?

Total Drama Island has returned with new seasons after fifteen years, introducing sixteen new contestants at a different camp. While some challenges have modern themes like drag racing, the show’s humor and character dynamics, including the first openly gay character, Bowie, remain strong. Season two will air in 2025. Continue reading Total Drama Island in 2025?

 

Live vs Recorded Music: Why is Live Music so Appealing? 

(Image via abcnews.go)  Staff Writer: Aidan Danforth  Email: adanforth@umassd.edu  A boy buys tickets to see his favorite artist and asks his friend to go with him to the show. They go to the show and walk out looking at one another, thinking about the incredible time they had. The roaring beats and the chanting crowds create a shared experience they’ll never forget.  Live music has … Continue reading Live vs Recorded Music: Why is Live Music so Appealing? 

 

The Story of Tate McRae 

(Image via 9news.com)  Staff Writer: Aidan Danforth Email: adanforth@umassd.edu From the rise of Sabrina Carpenter, Billie Eilish, and many more, 2024 saw a drastic change to the pop industry. One of the less talked about artists is Tate McRae who went on a tour for her second album Think Later. During the tour, she released a single, “It’s ok I’m ok,” followed by another single, … Continue reading The Story of Tate McRae