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International Relations Club tackles tough issues at ‘Foreign Policy Coffee Hour’ -

October 19, 2017

Sexual assault spikes on campus -

October 19, 2017

Californian students react to wildfires back home -

October 19, 2017

‘My Little Pony: The Movie’ is a surprising animated treat, whether you’re a fan of the show or not -

October 19, 2017

With a young team, Carvel is preparing the UMass hockey team to thrive -

October 19, 2017

Letter: UMass hockey is great, but where are the students? -

October 19, 2017

Boino’s blast gives UMass men’s soccer sole possession of first place in the Atlantic 10 -

October 19, 2017

UMass freshmen look to play physical, make an impact and improve early on -

October 19, 2017

UMass hockey sets out to create new program, identity in 2017-18 -

October 19, 2017

Cale Makar: UMass hockey’s crowned jewel -

October 19, 2017

Ames: If first four games are any indicator, this UMass hockey season could differ for the better -

October 19, 2017

Josh Couturier looks to find where he fits within UMass lineup -

October 19, 2017

The straw man fallacy: missing the point on Indigenous Peoples Day -

October 19, 2017

Power to the Thin Mint: improve the Girls Scouts program -

October 19, 2017

‘Blade Runner 2049’ has a lot of ideas that it fails to develop -

October 19, 2017

Early season challenge awaits for UMass hockey in weekend set with Ohio State -

October 18, 2017

UMass Professor Barbara Krauthamer receives award from Association of Black Women Historians -

October 18, 2017

The 2017-18 women’s soccer team differs from others Matz has coached at UMass -

October 18, 2017

Hockey East Notebook: OT Goal caps BC comeback over Providence -

October 18, 2017

I’m a millennial conservative. Will the Republican Party leave me behind? -

October 18, 2017

Trevor Noah: America’s black stepdad

Trevor Noah’s position on The Daily Show brings hope for U.S. immigrants and indicates a shift in the entertainment industry, says Noosha Uddin.

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Youth Lagoon’s “Savage Hills Ballroom” is a fleeting, two-faced affair

Trevor Powers’ third album as Youth Lagoon slinks away from you as soon as it connects.

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An all-star cast meets a mediocre script in ‘Black Mass’

The Boston-based film disappoints despite solid lead performances, specifically from Johnny Depp.

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‘The Visit’ is a small step forward for M. Night Shyamalan

The director’s latest is more than just a series of cheap scares.

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‘Mr. Robot’ is a show of questions

A remarkable narrative and quality technical elements establish the show’s relevance in a strong first season.

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Low’s “Ones And Sixes” is both icy and exquisite.

The Minneapolis alt-rock institution continues to evolve in unexpected ways, even after two decades.

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Summer Festival Report: Montreal’s Osheaga is a haven of culture and music

The annual gathering at Parc Jean-Drapeau was home to phenomenal performances from the likes of Charli XCX and Alt-J this year.

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Carly Rae Jepsen’s “E.MO.TION” is an exuberant pop masterwork

The Canadian singer’s third album is an immaculately produced and written artistic statement.

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‘The End of the Tour’ explores the loneliness of creativity

The film takes a heartfelt look at the truth behind great artistic success.

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‘Paper Towns’ is a charming take on young adult drama

Earnestness and cultural critique bolster this John Green adaptation.

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‘Mission: Impossible – Rogue Nation’ is blissfully absurd action romp

The fifth entry in the franchise welcomes both new and old fans with open arms.

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Spring Concert a huge success

Performers Timeflies, Hoodie Allen and Chance the Rapper wowed the crowd and created a magical Sunday night.

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Father John Misty releases brilliant second album

Folk singer analyzes love in the modern age on “I Love You, Honeybear.”

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Foreigner rocks the Calvin Theatre

The veteran band proved that even after almost 40 years, it can still bring the house down with classic rock and roll.

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The New Pornographers deliver an uninspired performance

The sprawling indie rock collective played an underwhelming concert at the Calvin Theatre Wednesday night.

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Finding political theories in the anime universe

Julian del Prado discusses how many anime series tackle and explore well-known political theories

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Once Upon a Time Recap: Lacey

Collegian blogger Alexa Hoyle recaps last week’s episode of Once Upon a Time for anyone who missed it.

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A farewell to Roger Ebert

Collegian blogger Alexa Hoyle pays tribute to the famous film critic Roger Ebert.

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Once Upon a Time Recap: Selfless, Brave, and True

Collegian blogger Alexa Hoyle recaps last week’s episode of Once Upon a Time for anyone who missed it.

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Once Upon a Time Recap: The Miller’s Daughter

Collegian blogger Alexa Hoyle recaps last week’s episode of Once Upon a Time for anyone who needs to catch up.

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