By Loraine Burger on April 28, 2010
An Avid UMass Basketball fan and devoted professor, Fergus Clydesdale may be one of the most loyal individuals working within our university. A native of Canada, Clydesdale moved to Amherst in the early 1960’s after a tempting offer to study at the University of Massachusetts, and he’s never looked back.
Clydesdale was born in [...]
Posted in Campus Beat, Lead Stories | Tagged food science, professor clydesdale, professor profile, UMass Amherst Professor |
By The Amherst Wire on April 4, 2010
This is a report done for Professor Steve Fox’s Multimedia Journalism class. They produced question and answer videos on a variety of topics.
Posted in Campus Beat, Lead Stories | Tagged GenEd, multimedia, UMass Amherst |
By Loraine Burger on March 9, 2010
The first in a series of profiles of some of the University’s most interesting professors.
Posted in Campus Beat, Lead Stories, Uncategorized |
By Lauren Scrima on March 7, 2010
The March 4th Day of Action to Defend Education- UMass Amherst Coalition issued a set of demands to Vice Chancellor Jean Kim on Thursday, March 4th at around 1:00 p.m.
The march began at the Student Union with chants and shouts for economic justice. When the crowd, led by megaphone-brandishing Sarah Meunier of the March [...]
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By Roisin O' Flaherty on March 7, 2010
Students from all five colleges and members of the Amherst community gathered together in the FAC to celebrate the Dominican Republic Independence Day.
Posted in Campus Beat, Culture Beat, Local Beat, Uncategorized |
By Kimya Hedayat-Zadeh on February 17, 2010
Two UMass Amherst students affected by the January 12 earthquake in Port-au-Prince describe Haitian culture and share their thoughts on development in Haiti.
Posted in Campus Beat, Global Beat, Lead Stories | Tagged earthquake, Haiti, January 12 2010, Port-au-Prince, UMass Amherst |
By The Amherst Wire on February 17, 2010
By Michelle Williams / Daily Collegian
Massachusetts Congressman Barney Frank visited campus on Tuesday to promote his biography, “Barney Frank: The Story of America’s Only Left-Handed, Gay Jewish Congressman.”
Posted in Campus Beat, Lead Stories |
By The Amherst Wire on January 21, 2010
Yesterday, Amherstwire reporters Richard Caesar and Caitlin Coughlan asked UMass Amherst students one question: What does Martha Coakley’s defeat to Scott Brown mean to Democrats in Massachusetts?
Here are their answers.
Posted in Campus Beat, Lead Stories, Local Beat | Tagged Martha Coakley, Massachusetts, Scott Brown, Senate Election 2010, UMass Amherst |
By The Amherst Wire on January 19, 2010
Part of a series of final projects from Professor Steve Fox’s Multimedia in Journalism class.
By: Jeffrey Larnard, Caroline Scannell, and Angela Chen
For many students at the University of Massachusetts, the idea of staying healthy and eating right may seem like a challenge as students often have a hard time staying healthy while balancing work and [...]
Posted in Campus Beat | Tagged diet, food, health choices, Umass Dining |
By The Amherst Wire on January 19, 2010
Part of a series of final projects from Professor Steve Fox’s Multimedia in Journalism class.
By: Mary Kate Alfieri, Elizabeth Murphy, Andrew Smith
With the recent debate over health care reform, high premiums and inefficient care, many Americans are trying a new approach by taking their health into their own hands.
For some, this is as [...]
Posted in Campus Beat, National Beat | Tagged fitness, health care, insurance |