UMass grad Nguyen’s Chinese Kung Fu Wushu Academy reopens
It was a promise between Binh Nguyen and his ailing karate teacher Ken Grimshaw, who had been diagnosed with leukemia: continue the martial arts tradition. Grimshaw, founder of The Kung Fu Academy in...
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Sports marketing pioneer J.B. Bernstein visits UMass
JB Bernstein came to speak on campus on Tuesday, Mar. 4. (Conor Snell/Daily Collegian) Sports marketing pioneer J.B. Bernstein gave a firsthand account of his experience as one of the creators of the...
View ArticleFaculty, administration await hearing decision from Massachusetts Department...
The University of Massachusetts administration, Massachusetts Society of Professors, and Continuing and Professional Education faculty are awaiting a decision from the Massachusetts Department of Labor...
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Attorney gives talk on immigration processes for international students
(Jessica Picard/Daily Collegian) Attorney Dan Berger, of Curran and Berger LLP Immigration Law, gave a talk called “Immigration Hot Topics and Future Visa Strategies for Employment and Beyond” in the...
View ArticleThe power of degrees outside of Isenberg
It seems to be a well-known fact that the students at the University of Massachusetts are lucky to have such a renowned business school, the Isenberg School of Management. Year after year, the college...
View ArticleLife at the farm with Jake Gaudet
If you asked Jake Gaudet how he spends his offseason, he would probably answer like most hockey players would: skating and training. Both serve important roles in keeping the body loose and limber...
View ArticleTown Council approves outdoor dining, zoning amendment for local restaurants
The Amherst Town Council voted unanimously on Monday to back a proposal which makes it easier for restaurants to temporarily move dining outside in order to abide by statewide health guidelines. Under...
View ArticleHow A.J. Hastings, a mom-and-mom shop, survives COVID-19
Downtown Amherst has changed since last spring. People wander around in masks of all kinds: blue surgical masks, N95 masks, cloth masks in different colors and patterns, tightly wrapped bandanas. A.J....
View ArticleGlazed Doughnut Shop reopens in downtown Amherst
On Wednesday, Glazed Doughnut Shop reopened its doors after being closed for 18 months due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Glazed Doughnut Shop, which has been serving the Amherst area since 2014, is a...
View ArticleSuits are oppressive
In the past few semesters, I’ve witnessed a concerning trend: many students at the University of Massachusetts have started wearing suits for business classes. Personally, I don’t like business suits –...
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