
Wire News Round Up – 4.12.21
UMass hockey wins national championship, updated COVID case numbers and more
Nicole Biagioni, Brie Bristol, Ethan Brayall-Brown, Gabriella Merullo, and Olivia Capriotti
• April 12, 2021

“Massachusetts 2050: A Warming State” Where have all the children gone? A reflection on youth absence at the 2019 Climate strike
Baby boomers filled the 2019 climate strike at UMass Amherst, leaving many to wonder what work students are doing to save the planet
Julia Donohue, Managing Editor
• April 9, 2021

Wire News Round Up – 4.6.21
Updates on the 2021 Commencement ceremony, weather and more
Nicole Biagioni, Rebecca Duffy, Brie Bristol, Archana Purohit , and Ethan Brayall-Brown
• April 6, 2021

“Massachusetts 2050: A Warming State” How an environmental-focused business launched a Northampton community member into politics
A ride to activism
Caeli Chesin, Writer
• April 2, 2021

AAPI students denounce on-campus racism, express dismay with administrative complacency
“UMass doesn’t make racists, but people bring their prejudices into this environment and the school doesn’t force them to confront what’s wrong with their prejudices”
Rebeca Pereira and Talia Heisey
• April 1, 2021

Wire News Round Up – 3.29.21
The projected winners of the SGA elections, an update on the 2021 Commencement, this week's weather and more
Nicole Biagioni and Brie Bristol
• March 29, 2021

The Pandemic Chronicles: Is it worth staying on campus during a pandemic?
One student's decision to leave campus and finish her semester at home
Ethan Brayall-Brown, Writer
• March 23, 2021

“Massachusetts 2050: A Warming State” the fast fashion industry and it’s environmental impacts
What labor practices and environmental impacts are you supporting when you buy into the fast fashion industry?
Chloe Ostiguy and Melissa Meltzer
• March 19, 2021

Wire News Round Up – 3.15.21
Blarney, SGA elections being postponed, weather and more.
Rebecca Duffy, Nicole Biagioni, Brie Bristol, Shannon Hurley, and Ethan Brayall-Brown
• March 15, 2021

Massachusetts 2050: A Warming State a Q&A with UMass Professor and writer of United Nations IPCC Climate Report
IPCC scientist breaks down the effects of climate change in Massachusetts, and the potentiality for future hope
Caeli Chesin, Writer
• March 12, 2021

UMass must do more for the Racial Justice Coalition
It's time for UMass to show support through actions, not just words
Zach Steward, Contributor
• March 9, 2021

Wire News Round Up – 3.8.21
How the UMass Police Department prepared for Blarney, a Golden Globes recap, this week's weather and more
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