The rainbow diet: Surviving anorexia and gay body expectations
Brian Choquet, Writer
(Jillian Thomas/ Amherst Wire)
I forgot my native language, so I learned it again
Sifa Kasongo, Writer
A view of Paris. (Sifa Kasongo/Amherst Wire)
Harry Ortof, Assistant Politics/Op-Ed Editor
With the opening of a new dispensary in North Amherst, let's look at how legalization impacts a state's welfare.
Michael Connors, Assistant Campus News Editor
“The atmosphere when you walk into this event is unlike anything you will experience anywhere else on campus," said UMass senior Brady Sharon.
Brian Choquet, Photo Editor
Rapper Cardi B took over Tinder during the #SwipeOff competition, but the reviews are mixed on whether that was a good or bad thing.
The Amherst Wire Entertainment staff reflect on this week in the entertainment world
Jonathan Kermah and Trevor Wilson
"I miss the old Kanye"
Priya Bikkani, Writer
Everyone needs a study break once and a while. Here are some great local places to check out this spring to help you unwind!
Chanel Connor, Writer
The best fashion featured in a variety of films.
The significance of a semicolon
Caeli Chesin, Assistant Travel Editor
Wearing your illness: A journalist’s battle with depression
Morgan Hughes, Campus News Editor
Jonathan Kermah and Trevor Wilson
"If you're listening to J.Cole everyday, something is wrong with you."
808s and Ankle Breaks Podcast: Episode 5
Ian Munnelly, Politics/Op-Ed Editor
If North Korea’s economy and people continue to dwindle in strength and faith in their leader, Kim Jong-un may be left with no choice but denuclearization.
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Priya Bikkani, Writer
Everyone needs a study break once and a while. Here are some great local places to check out this spring to help you unwind!
Top 5: Most iconic fashion in films
10 shows to binge watch during winter break
Jill Webb, Contributor
There’s no denying that millennials are phone addicts; we all know that. But why do we check our phones so much, even when no one is texting us?
W.E.B. Du Bois Library takes on the digital age
Gov. Baker awards grants to UMass researchers for ‘smart band-aids’
Courtney Murtagh and Brian Choquet
Her mother's political sketches, which inspired McDevitt's paintings, were created to be starting points for conversations on values and how to better society. McDevitt wants her gallery viewers to leave thinking more about their surroundings and what their community, large or small, could benefit from. The exhibition will be displayed from April 17-20 at the Student Union Gallery.
Student life and social media stardom: It’s a balance for UMass student Nickole Kugel