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 [...]
Once an 1842 gristmill, the Bookmill in Montague, Mass. brings students in the Pioneer Valley an alternative study spot with shelves of used books and old armchairs in a large mill house alongside the Sawmill River.
The sun has yet to rise and the birds are just beginning to chirp at 6 a.m. when Cathy Keough opens the Wheatberry Bakery and Café. Though the café doesn’t open until 7:30 a.m., she arrives early to get the day’s products baking. Wheatberry is located on Main Street five minutes from Amherst Center, where [...]
This is a report done for Professor Steve Fox’s Multimedia Journalism class. They produced question and answer videos on a variety of topics.
The first in a series of profiles of some of the University’s most interesting professors.
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.
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.”
Review of Northampton’s Mediterranean Amanouz Café.
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.
A look back at the Halloween UMass Polo team match against the Kemptville Koyotes at Stone Pony Farm in Leverett. The UMass team will be playing again this weekend against Skidmore College.
