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Breathtaking Scenes On The Cuneo-Nice-Ventimiglia Railway
The Cuneo-Nice-Ventimiglia Railway: Beauty Meets Convenience By Cameron Gibney Out of all the picturesque sights Europe has to offer, the Cuneo-Ventimiglia-Nice railway is a legitimate contender, providing some of the most beautiful scenes accessible on public transportation. Passing through a number of towns and mountain passes along the way, including Cuneo, Limone Piemonte, and Tende, this transnational railway combines charm and convenience.
Little Island In NYC: Small Yet Spectacular
Little Island in all its glory, atop the Hudson River Little Island is the Latest Modern Marvel of New York City By Cameron Gibney Though arguably an ‘island’, Manhattan’s ambitious, ultra-modern park finally opened its gates to the public on May 21, adjacent to Pier 55 on the Hudson River. What it has to offer: the artificial Little Island is home to a 2.4-acre park, a nearly 700-seat amphitheater, and most notably, excellent views of the surrounding cityscape.
As the spring semester begins, students brace themselves for burnout
Students react to exhaustion in remote learning (McKenna Premus/Daily Collegian) By Cameron Gibney, Collegian Staff February 4, 2021 After a long winter break, University of Massachusetts students have returned for the spring semester as the University continues to navigate unusual and challenging times. For almost a year, a variety of changes provoked by COVID-19 have uprooted student and faculty life from their normal routine.
Despite COVID-19, Mock Trial team looks toward bright future
Mock trial team’s successful run was disrupted by pandemic Isabelle Giuttari/Mock Trial President By Cameron Gibney, Collegian Staff January 14, 2021 In the spring of 2020, when the threat of COVID-19 began to loom over the University of Massachusetts community, student organizations quickly found themselves in the crosshairs of the virus. The UMass Mock Trial Team, who was then enjoying historical success, was one such organization.
UPC event hosts ‘Queer Eye’’s Jonathan Van Ness
UMass hosts star of Netflix’s ‘Queer Eye’ Courtesy of JVN Facebook Page By Cameron Gibney, Collegian Staff November 2, 2020 Jonathan Van Ness, one star of the Netflix reality show “Queer Eye,” appeared Wednesday night virtually as part of the University Programming Council’s Fall Concert Series. The event, streamed via the online platform Looped, was free to attend for both students and faculty.
The Vietnamese Students Association tells of scream-worthy folklore in time for Halloween
The event discussed all things Vietnamese horror Photo of VSU E-Board courtesy of @umavsa By Cameron Gibney, Collegian Staff October 26, 2020 The Vietnamese Students Association at the University of Massachusetts hosted an event which tiptoed into the more eerie side of Vietnamese legend and folklore, unlocking a diverse, chilling catalog of both age-old and contemporary stories.
Carbon Mitigation Taskforce presents plans for a more eco-friendly UMass
Taskforce began in April 2019 to develop 100 percent renewable energy for UMass by 2030 By Cameron Gibney, Collegian Staff October 12, 2020 The first of three interactive webinars was recently hosted by the Carbon Mitigation Task Force (CMTF), featuring a detailed presentation from the committee followed by a discussion that welcomed public input. An extensive passage on the University of Massachusetts’ website establishes the primary ambitions of CMTF.
Black Violin delivers fresh, classical sounds despite the barriers of COVID-19
Black Violin performs via livestream on Friday night, Oct. 2 Courtesy of Black Violin Facebook Page By Cameron Gibney, Collegian Staff October 8, 2020 Black Violin is a band that aims to combine classical and hip-hop music to create a new sound and break cultural barriers. On Friday, Oct. 2, the band performed a live remote concert and facilitated a discussion following their performance.
The Center for Women and Community encourages people to ‘UPCYCLE’ their look
The Center for Women and Community helps students upcycle their clothing. By Cameron Gibney, Collegian Staff September 28, 2020 Thursday evening marked another entry in what the Center for Women and Community (CWC) has called the “Justice Series”, a series of informational gatherings concerned with “economic, environmental and reproductive justice,” as explained by Hind Mari, leader of the Women of Color Leadership Network and organizer of the event.
Amherst eateries persevere amid pandemic
“The businesses that will survive are the ones that can adapt to new circumstances” By Cameron Gibney and Aidan Poole September 7, 2020 While some locations in downtown Amherst temporarily closed their doors, others have adapted their physical spaces and standard operations to serve customers in new ways. Since students were sent home due to COVID-19 last semester, Amherst’s downtown businesses have suffered due to abrupt loss of student activity.
UVA professor speaks at UMass on historical-fiction novel ‘Time’s Arrow’
The novel features two narrations about the life of a Nazi war criminal Photo from Amis's official Amazon product page Photo from Amis's official Amazon product page Photo from Amis's official Amazon product page By Cameron Gibney, Collegian Correspondent February 4, 2019 Filed under Archives, Books, News, Scrolling Headlines Send email to this address Enter Your Name Add a comment here Verification On Thursday, the Institute for Holocaust, Genocide and Memory Studies hosted a talk given by...
研究种族主义与歧视的学者在麻州大学讨论反种族主义
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Scholar of racism and discriminatory policy gives talk on antiracism at UMass
‘Many people are craving a concise message on how to be antiracist’ Hang on for a minute...we're trying to find some more stories you might like. Close Email This Story Send email to this address Enter Your Name Add a comment here Verification Send Email Cancel The University of Massachusetts Fine Arts Center held a talk on Wednesday featuring Dr. Ibram X. Kendi, a famed professor and author who specializes on the topic of race and discrimination in America.
Immigration lawyers host talk with immigrated students
Hang on for a minute...we're trying to find some more stories you might like. Close Email This Story Send email to this address Enter Your Name Add a comment here Verification Send Email Cancel “Don’t think we don’t want you here … we do,” said immigration lawyer Dónal Eoin Reilly, of Iandoli, Desai & Cronin P.C., to an audience that largely consisted of immigrated students and scholars enrolled at the University of Massachusetts on Tuesday night.
不给糖就捣蛋！家人们在麻州大学举行万圣节活动
当万圣节夜晚的月光笼罩了在Lederle Graduate Research Center的外墙上，捣蛋鬼们在Northeast宿舍区游荡，寻找满意的甜点。 本周三，Northeast/Sylvan宿舍区的学生自治会和居委会决定为安城的家庭和孩子们举办他们自己的“不给糖就捣蛋”活动。工作人员和家长们希望看到小家伙们穿上创意满满的变装。 “看到他们的笑容我很高兴，”东北宿舍区的副区长Jaydeep Radadiya说。 捣蛋鬼们受到了Minuteman Sam的热烈欢迎之后，进入Dwight, Leach和Crabtree宿舍内寻找糖果去满足他们对甜食的渴望。 这项活动某种程度上已经成为麻州大学的一项传统，现已进入第8个年头。今年来参与“不给糖就捣蛋”狂欢的人们所穿的各式各样的变装，受到观众的欢迎和赞赏。这次活动的协调人之一的Ruceille Jimenez希望，这种孩子们友善的气氛能够一直保持下去。 “我们希望这个活动一直进行下去，因为麻州大学通常有派对大学的绰号，而这个绰号可能对孩子来说不是很安全，”...
Families trick-or-treat at UMass
Hang on for a minute...we're trying to find some more stories you might like. Close Email This Story Send email to this address Enter Your Name Add a comment here Verification Send Email Cancel As the Halloween moon descended over the outline of the Lederle Graduate Research Center, trick-or-treaters paced their way across Northeast Residential Area in search of something to satisfy their sweet-tooth.
UMass holds a meet the candidates forum for upcoming Town Council elections
The forum was held by Pi Sigma Alpha and the SGA Hang on for a minute...we're trying to find some more stories you might like. Close Email This Story Send email to this address Enter Your Name Add a comment here Verification Send Email Cancel This past Wednesday evening, Thompson Hall at the University of Massachusetts was home to an informative showcase of 10 Amherst Town Council candidates running either at-large or for the jurisdiction of District 3 during the Meet the Candidates forum.
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