By: Elienishka Ramos Torres AMHERST – Many new student groups are forming at the University of Massachusetts, and among them is Black Women in Medicine. The group, which began its formation in early Spring 2020, has a mission in fostering community among pre-medical Black
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By Tristan Smith The shouts of derogatory names could be heard from the rooftops. Nazi Swastikas have been drawn on the whiteboards. Racist and homophobic slurs have been engraved onto the communal bathroom walls. Signs that proclaimed: “Black Lives Matter,” were stripped down and torn to pieces. At the University of Massachusetts Amherst, many can
By Nat Luftman, Alice Troop, and James Cordero Being a Residential Assistant
By: Elienishka Ramos Torres On Wednesday, July 15, 2020, “Re-imagining Public Safety,”
by Cynthia Ntinunu On Tuesday Mar. 20, the Stonewall Center of the University of Massachusetts Amherst hosted a LGBTQIA+ Art Showcase and
By Brie Bristol AMHERST – On Thursday, Mar. 7, the University of Massachusetts Amherst celebrated women around the world with an “International
By Steven Turner-Parker On Friday, Mar. 1, the Latinx American Cultural Center hosted graphic novelist Edgardo Miranda-Rodriguez for a talk about La
By Ethan Bakuli Outside of the Greater Boston area or gateways cities, such as Springfield or Pittsfield, few may expect to find
By Isha Mahajan The Indian Classical Arts Society at the University of Massachusetts Amherst performed “Sita Haran” at Bezanson Hall on Saturday,
