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Corrections: Vol. LIX, Issue 16
Chancellor Marcelo Suárez-Orozco addresses the campus community at the campus update meeting on April 16.
Update addresses visa revocations, federal funding
Students walk on Harvard University’s campus amid the increasingly public battle between the university and President Donald Trump.
Harvard lawsuit challenges funding freeze
Faculty council urges administrators to meet with student activist group
Protestors from universities in Washington protest President Donald Trump’s dismantling of and funding cuts to the Department of Education April 4.
Suárez-Orozco, Meehan join letter opposing government intrusion
Students walk on Harvard University’s campus amid the increasingly public battle between the university and President Donald Trump.
Harvard lawsuit challenges funding freeze
Thousands of protestors gather on City Hall Plaza April 5 to fight back against the Trump administration.
Thousands pack Boston streets, protest Trump
Students wait by the JFK/UMass commuter rail stop. Jeff Loussaint, a UMass Boston student who commutes to campus by the commuter rail, noted a lack of fare collection at certain times of day.
Audit uncovers issues with commuter rail contract
Patrons visit the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum days after the museum’s reopening.
JFK Presidential Library reopens, reinstates staff
Image by King of Hearts via Wikimedia Commons. CC BY-SA 4.0
Mass. joins 15 state attorneys general in issuing DEI guidance
Chancellor Marcelo Suárez-Orozco addresses the campus community at the campus update meeting on April 16.
Update addresses visa revocations, federal funding
Faculty council urges administrators to meet with student activist group
Protestors from universities in Washington protest President Donald Trump’s dismantling of and funding cuts to the Department of Education April 4.
Suárez-Orozco, Meehan join letter opposing government intrusion
Professor Peter Kiang speaks to the audience alongside representatives from the Asian American studies program. Photo courtesy of Oscar Chen
Asian American Studies Program holds AAAS reception
Calvin Hill addresses state of DEI
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement badge sewn into their uniform. ICE reported that they have arrested 370 undocumented immigrants since their declared crackdown on Boston from March 18 until the report’s release March 24. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson.
ICE REVOKES UMASS VISAS
Students at UMass Amherst formed student encampments in support of Palestine last spring, alongside dozens of other universities across the country. Photo courtesy of Amanda Achin
UMass Amherst under investigation for alleged ‘antisemitic’ activities
Officials from the New England Commission for Higher Education stand at their open meeting on March 25.
Accreditation organization visits campus, surveys students
The U.S. Department of Education headquarters sits in Washington D.C. After the Trump administration ordered the dismantling of the department, thousands have lost their jobs. . REUTERS/Nathan Howard
Trump orders Department of Education to prepare for closure
The U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement badge sewn into their uniform. ICE reported that they have arrested 370 undocumented immigrants since their declared crackdown on Boston from March 18 until the report’s release March 24. REUTERS/Lucy Nicholson.
Live Updates: ICE revokes UMass Boston visas
Corrections: Vol. LIX, Issue 16
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Corrections: Vol. LVIII, Issue 12
Corrections: Vol. LIX, Issue 11
Corrections: Vol. LIX, Issue 10
The Beacon Scoop Shoppe finds a permanent home in a brand-new station. Photo courtesy of Dining Services
Dining Commons renovations include new ‘UCook Kitchen’
Students from the first Filipino American Studies class gather in Panethnic Pourovers. Photo provided by Alyanna Dusanban
New Filipino American studies class debuts
Goodbye, Mass Media
Geriatric African penguins perch on a rock at the New England Aquarium's penguin retirement home. Photo courtesy of the New England Aquarium.
New England Aquarium opens penguin retirement home
Vocalist and guitarist Will Donahue, guitarist Maxx Nunn, bassist Sammy Scott and drummer Isaiah Rowe formed their band in 2022 under the name Lunch Money. Photo courtesy of YELLOW
Berklee band ‘YELLOW’ debuts new alt-rock EP
Meet Maryam Halimi, an Afghan woman making history
Dr. Susan Tan, Assistant Professor of English, has written several children’s books, including “Ghosts, Toast, and Other Hazards.” (Submitted by Susan Tan)
Inside the imagination: An interview with Susan Tan
Executive Chef Jocelyn Aurelien smiles for a portrait in the Dining Commons.
Executive Chef Jocelyn Aurelien makes waves in UMass Boston dining
Elizabeth Fay was an editor for “The Afterlives of Frankenstein: Popular and Artistic Adaptations and Reimaginings,” which released in 2024. (Submitted by Elizabeth Fay)
The impact of Romanticism: An interview with Elizabeth Fay
Professor John Fulton, author of "The Flounder" and one of 35 winners of the National Endowment for the Arts grant. Submitted by Prof. Fulton.
Prof. John Fulton earns NEA grant for ‘The Flounder’
Comedian Rachel Sennott stands with fellow cast members Maria Bakalova and Chase Sui Wonders at the premiere of “Bodies Bodies Bodies.” Photo by Katie Marriner is licensed under CC BY 2.0.
6 movies sure to get you into the spirit of summer
The cast of “Peter and the Starcatcher” dances together in a performance earlier this month. Photo courtesy of William Doncaster
‘Peter and the Starcatcher’ cast and crew delivers a stellar performance
Joe Keery, who sings under the name Djo, speaking at the 2017 San Diego Comic Con International panel for “Stranger Things.” Photo by Gage Skidmore is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0
Djo’s ‘The Crux’ blends ‘70s rock and modern indie
“My Head is Too Heavy” by Amy Giese focuses on the inaccuracies of photographic seeing and coming to terms with chronic illness. Photo courtesy of Emerson Curatorial Practices
MOVEMENT/S: A Student-Curated Exploration of Art in Motion
Celebrating senior recitals through music and memory
“My Head is Too Heavy” by Amy Giese focuses on the inaccuracies of photographic seeing and coming to terms with chronic illness. Photo courtesy of Emerson Curatorial Practices
MOVEMENT/S: A Student-Curated Exploration of Art in Motion
Idina Menzel’s character Jesse uses the titular redwood forest as an escape from her grief. Photo via Flickr licensed under CC0 1.0.
REVIEW: Idina Menzel’s “Redwood” misses the forest for the trees
Kathy St. George and Sam Simahk (center) with (from left) Meagan Lewis-Michelson, Kerry A. Dowling, Ronan Green, and Billy Meleady during "Going Up." Photo courtesy of Nile Scott Studios.
SpeakEasy’s “A Man of No Importance” honors the work and life of Oscar Wilde
Grand Kyiv Ballet enchants with ‘Swan Lake’
Grand Kyiv Ballet enchants with ‘Swan Lake’
A student observes Beth Campbell’s “Shifting,” a mobile piece commenting on familiarity and memory.
‘(Re)Visiting’ celebrates the history of visiting artists at UMass Boston
The Brattle in Harvard Square has been a hub for cinephiles since 1953.
Keeping cinema alive at The Brattle Theatre
Bob Dylan performing in 1978. Photo by Chris Hakkens is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.
Knocking on cinema’s door: Exploring Bob Dylan’s legacy in ‘A Complete Unknown’
Moviegoers enter for a daytime showing at the AMC at Boston Common. Photo by Saichand Chowdary / Mass Media Staff
Get excited for these upcoming 2025 releases
Rachel Zegler and Jaeden Martell, who play Laura and Eli, both starred in Y2K, which was released in December of 2024. Photo by Nicole Rivelli via A24.
Reimagining the ‘millennium bug’: Kyle Mooney and Evan Winter discuss A24’s ‘Y2K’
Pedestrians walk past the Boston Common AMC movie theater.
Flying high: ‘Wicked’ reimagines the land of Oz
Joe Keery, who sings under the name Djo, speaking at the 2017 San Diego Comic Con International panel for “Stranger Things.” Photo by Gage Skidmore is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0
Djo’s ‘The Crux’ blends ‘70s rock and modern indie
Lucy Dacus performs in Seattle on October 22, 2019. Dacus released her new studio album “Forever is a Feeling” in March. Photo by David Lee licensed under CC-BY SA 2.0.
Lucy Dacus explores timeless love in ‘Forever Is a Feeling’
Idina Menzel’s character Jesse uses the titular redwood forest as an escape from her grief. Photo via Flickr licensed under CC0 1.0.
REVIEW: Idina Menzel’s “Redwood” misses the forest for the trees
The Blue Stage at Boston Calling of 2023.
Get ready for Boston Calling, coming Memorial weekend
Vocalist and guitarist Will Donahue, guitarist Maxx Nunn, bassist Sammy Scott and drummer Isaiah Rowe formed their band in 2022 under the name Lunch Money. Photo courtesy of YELLOW
Berklee band ‘YELLOW’ debuts new alt-rock EP
A Philadelphia Eagles quarterback faces down a Washington Commanders player. The Eagles are known for using the “tush push” play. Photo via Flickr is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.
Why would the NFL ban the ‘tush push?’
Sep 24, 2024; Toronto, Ontario, CAN; Boston Red Sox left fielder Jarren Duran (16) celebrates with teammates in the dugout after scoring a run against the Toronto Blue Jays in the tenth inning at Rogers Centre. Mandatory Credit: Dan Hamilton-Imagn Images/ File Photo
Famous athletes struggle with their mental health, too
Women’s softball huddles together during their final games this season.
Softball endures tumultuous final 10 days
Max Moss pitches at the game March 25 against Tufts University. Photo provided by Beacon Athletics
Baseball seniors celebrated amidst playoff push
Seth Libby, Shane McGonagle and other players gather on the field during their game April 19. Photo provided by Beacon Athletics
Men’s lacrosse cruises to blowout before falling in overtime thriller
Jack Baker and Matt Laverty shake hands on the field in the men’s lacrosse game earlier this month. Photo courtesy of Beacon Athletics
Men’s lacrosse steamrolls Mass Maritime Buccaneers
2-2 for the week, baseball falls in LEC standings
Players gather on the field at a men’s lacrosse game. File photo.
Men’s lacrosse turns heads with a dominant rebound
A softball player hits the ball at home plate in their game last week.
Softball head coach Natalia Ardagna wins 300th game
Women’s softball huddles up in a time out.
Women’s softball breaks record 15-game streak
A Philadelphia Eagles quarterback faces down a Washington Commanders player. The Eagles are known for using the “tush push” play. Photo via Flickr is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.
Why would the NFL ban the ‘tush push?’
Celtics strut through Magic, Knicks up next
Drake Maye and the Patriots showing signs of growth
Everything you need to know for Super Bowl LVIII
Illustration of Bruins’ right winger Trent Frederic. Illustration by Bianca Oppedisano / Mass Media Staff.
Don’t poke the bear: Bruins fans have nothing to worry about
Guard Emanuel Zayas dribbles the ball on the court. Photo by Dong Woo Im / Mass Media Staff.
Men’s basketball drowns Rhode Island College
UMass Boston junior sprinter Dorinda Okorji wins Second LEC Track Athlete of the Week / Photo and graphic courtesy of Beacons Athletics.
Track and field keeps showing promise with spike in performance
Forward Keriann Farina shoots the ball against Rhode Island College at a home game last semester.
Women’s basketball losing streak extends to four in a row
Men’s hockey players huddle during a home game. Photo courtesy of Beacon Athletics.
Men’s hockey picks themselves up after minor slip on ice
Forward Katie Wilbert shoots the puck against Salem State University at a home game on Jan. 26. Photo by Dong Woo Im / Mass Media Staff.
Leah Bosch leads women’s hockey to sixth straight victory
Students sprawl on the Campus Center lawn to soak up the spring sun.
Finding joy together in the warmer weather
The Student Immigrant Alliance and Immigrant Student Program office serves as a resource to the immigrant student population during the current time of political strife.
Are US citizens next to be at risk of deportation?
A Philadelphia Eagles quarterback faces down a Washington Commanders player. The Eagles are known for using the “tush push” play. Photo via Flickr is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.
Why would the NFL ban the ‘tush push?’
Sep 24, 2024; Toronto, Ontario, CAN; Boston Red Sox left fielder Jarren Duran (16) celebrates with teammates in the dugout after scoring a run against the Toronto Blue Jays in the tenth inning at Rogers Centre. Mandatory Credit: Dan Hamilton-Imagn Images/ File Photo
Famous athletes struggle with their mental health, too
UMass Amherst students set up an encampment to protest the UMass administration’s ties to Israel. File photo.
We need student activism now more than ever
UMass Boston raised tuition by 2.5 percent in the 2024-2025 school year.
A look into the rising cost of college education
The fight to value life and the fight for living wages
Students enjoying the Quad, which was completed earlier this year.
The need for sustainable urbanism at UMass Boston
Open letter to administration regarding Oct. 8 vigil
Posters and infographics from UMass Boston’s Students for Justice in Palestine’s Memorial for Martys of Gaza event.
Navigating between two worlds: How UMass Boston can support students from war-torn countries
Feb 12, 2025; Boston, Massachusetts, USA; Boston Celtics forward Jayson Tatum (0) attempts a free throw against the San Antonio Spurs during the third quarter at the TD Garden. Credit: Brian Fluharty-Imagn Images
It’s time to give Jayson Tatum his due credit
Celtics spread joy with visit to Boston Children’s Hospital
Students gather at Emerson College’s encampment for Palestine on Thursday, Photo submitted by Elijah Horwath / Mass Media Staff.
Universities are violently repressing free speech—what’s new?
Students boarding the shuttle bus at the Campus Center. Photo by Saichand Chowdary / Mass Media Staff.
Why finding an affordable apartment feels like chasing a unicorn
Students sit outside the Campus Center over the summer. Photo by Olivia Reid / Photography Editor.
UMass’ economic contributions: More than just numbers
The seal of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in Del Rio, Texas. The DHS, alongside Immigration and Customs Enforcement, has deported dozens of immigrants in the past few weeks. REUTERS/Marco Bello
How is anyone ‘alien’ in a ‘nation of immigrants?’
The importance of student activism in an increasingly oppressive world
On power: An appeal to the reformers
On power: What is to be done now?
An American Flag on the U.S. Capitol Building in Washington, Aug. 31, 2023.
How to wage real American war
On power: An appeal to the reformers
Dear UMass Boston Administration
On power: What is to be done now?
A vigil last fall semester was ordered to disband by university administrators for lack of advance notice.
What does it mean to be “For the Times” in times like these?
Are professional coaches really hired to get fired?
Letter to the Editor: Climate change denial threatens America’s security
Letter to the Editor: Respect pro-Palestinian protestors
Letter to the Editor: Israeli Apartheid Week
Letter to the Editor regarding Israel and Palestine
Letter to the Editor
Bobby’s Summer Vacation
Ask Bobby #43: Guts and all
Ask Bobby #43: Guts and all
Ask Bobby #41: Remember last Valentine's?
Ask Bobby #41: Remember last Valentine’s?
Ask Bobby #40: Skincare
Ask Bobby #40: Skincare
A “Big A— Fan” is placed by the residence halls to combat coastal wind by blowing it straight back to the ocean. Dakota Brown for The Mass Media
University fights back against wind on campus
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The Mass Media
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The Mass Media
Sullivan Dickerson

Sullivan Dickerson, News Writer

Sullivan Dickerson (he/him) is a psychology major at the UMass Boston Honors College. Before transferring to the news section, he worked for the arts and lifestyle section, writing music and movie reviews. He’s currently working on a novel he hopes to release sometime within his college career, and writing is his favorite hobby.

All content by Sullivan Dickerson
Students walk on Harvard University’s campus amid the increasingly public battle between the university and President Donald Trump.

Harvard lawsuit challenges funding freeze

By Sullivan Dickerson, News Writer
May 5, 2025
The Beacon Scoop Shoppe finds a permanent home in a brand-new station. Photo courtesy of Dining Services

Dining Commons renovations include new ‘UCook Kitchen’

By Sullivan Dickerson, News Writer
May 5, 2025
Students gather on the front lawn for a Students for Justice of Palestine protest April 4.

Students for Justice in Palestine condemns activist arrests

By Sullivan Dickerson, News Writer
April 22, 2025
Karen Ferrer-Muñiz, the vice chancellor for student affairs, speaks as students enjoy the festivities for Transgender Day of Visibility, hosted by the Queer Student Center, Strong Women Strong Girls and Student Multicultural Affairs. Photo courtesy of Vansh Khokhani.

Campus hosts fourth annual Trans Day of Visibility

By Sullivan Dickerson, News Writer
April 22, 2025
Geriatric African penguins perch on a rock at the New England Aquarium's penguin retirement home. Photo courtesy of the New England Aquarium.

New England Aquarium opens penguin retirement home

By Sullivan Dickerson, News Writer
April 22, 2025
Students at UMass Amherst formed student encampments in support of Palestine last spring, alongside dozens of other universities across the country. Photo courtesy of Amanda Achin

UMass Amherst under investigation for alleged ‘antisemitic’ activities

By Sullivan Dickerson, News Writer
April 7, 2025
Muslim protestors pray outside the main campus of Columbia University to protest the immigration arrest of Mahmoud Khalil March 14. Now, amidst President Trump’s crackdown on student activism, SJP Vice President Max Hershman said, “It’s nerve-racking, but we’re not going to stop fighting.”

Trump cracks down on ‘antisemitism’

By Sullivan Dickerson, News Writer
March 24, 2025

Department of Education releases DEI complaint form

By Sullivan Dickerson, News Writer
March 24, 2025
USG gathers for their General Assembly meeting on March 5 in University Hall.

USG passes resolutions supporting transgender and undocumented students

By Sullivan Dickerson, News Writer
March 10, 2025
Image by King of Hearts via Wikimedia Commons. CC BY-SA 4.0

Mass. joins 15 state attorneys general in issuing DEI guidance

By Sullivan Dickerson, News Writer
March 10, 2025
U.S. President Donald Trump holds up a signed executive order banning transgender girls and women from participating in women's sports, in the East Room at the White House in Washington Feb. 5.

NCAA Announces Trans Athlete Ban

By Sullivan Dickerson, News Writer
February 24, 2025
Professor Cat Mazza of the Art Department showcases her work in a gallery at Northeastern University. Photo courtesy of Cat Mazza.

Cat Mazza’s ‘Network’ blends tactility and tech

By Sullivan Dickerson, News Writer
February 24, 2025
A sculpture by Keith Haring, an LGBT artist from from Reading, PA who passed away in 1990 due to the AIDS epidemic. Photo by Franco Folini is licensed under CC BY-SA 2.0.

Inspiration and representation: The importance of queer art

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
February 10, 2025
A student gets some work done in the Writing Center, which is located on room 1300.

Write and collaborate with other students this semester

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
February 10, 2025
Moviegoers enter for a daytime showing at the AMC at Boston Common. Photo by Saichand Chowdary / Mass Media Staff

Get excited for these upcoming 2025 releases

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
January 27, 2025
People walk around Seaport District passing the Snowport Holiday Market.

Enjoy festive winter activities in Boston

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
December 18, 2024
Customers shop at Trident Booksellers & Cafe before attending one of their many events.

Indulge in community events at Trident Booksellers & Cafe

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
December 2, 2024
Students can use their student IDs to get discounts while gift shopping.

Get the best bang for your buck this holiday season

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
December 2, 2024
A student browses through Palestinian films, many of which are free through the Healey Library.

The vast culture and rich stories of Palestine told through film

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
November 18, 2024
Elizabeth Fay was an editor for “The Afterlives of Frankenstein: Popular and Artistic Adaptations and Reimaginings,” which released in 2024. (Submitted by Elizabeth Fay)

The impact of Romanticism: An interview with Elizabeth Fay

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
November 18, 2024

More bands are killing their pop-punk sound. Is it working?

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
November 4, 2024
Studying in groups can help keep students accountable and organized.

Balancing health and success during midterm season

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
November 4, 2024
A student watches horror media on their laptop. Photo by Mass Media staff.

Spiral into horror with “Uzumaki”

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
October 21, 2024
A student reads in the SAEC office. Photo from The Mass Media archives.

Explore Palestinian literature with these book recommendations

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
October 21, 2024
Students wait in Snowden Auditorium for the UMBeats club meeting to begin.

UMBeats warms up for a new semester of music

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
October 7, 2024
A local shopper walks past pumpkins at the grocery store as fall begins.

Celebrate autumn with these Boston fall festivals

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
October 7, 2024
Beetlejuice posed in his black and white suit.

‘Beetlejuice Beetlejuice’ is more than just another sequel

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
September 23, 2024
A musician playing the saxophone at a live performance.

Listen to your favorite music by candlelight in Boston

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
September 9, 2024
A patron exits the Black Sheep Bagel Cafe, located on John F. Kennedy Street in Cambridge, Mass. Photo by Josh Kotler / Mass Media Archives.

A guide to Boston’s best for out-of-state students

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
September 3, 2024
A student gets creative and relaxes through art in University Hall. Photo by Darryn Adams / Mass Media Staff

Get creative with the UMass Boston Art Club

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
May 14, 2024
During the evening, students enjoy the Harbor Walk’s GRACE trail along the water. Photo by Saichand Chowdary / Mass Media Staff.

Connect with nature and yourself with the GRACE trail

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
April 22, 2024
A student gets some work done in the Writing Center, which is located on room 1300.

The Writing Center is the perfect consultant

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
April 18, 2024
Moviegoers enter for a daytime showing at the AMC at Boston Common. Photo by Saichand Chowdary / Mass Media Staff

Boston’s Full Body Cast ‘Rocky Horror Picture Show’ turns 40

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
April 9, 2024
A student looks for something to watch on mainstream media, which often disrespects ASD through stereotypes or support of the hypocritical organization Autism Speaks. Photo by Olivia Reid / Photography Editor.

Autistic representation in media versus real life

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
April 1, 2024
A look at an exhibition taking place in the UHall Gallery. Photo by Olivia Reid / Photography Editor.

Learn about art history at UMass Boston with new concentration

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
March 25, 2024
A person enjoys a walk through the Boston Common despite the rain. Photo by Saichand Chowdary/ Mass Media Staff.

Spring into these seasonal activities in Boston

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
March 18, 2024
A fan dances during a performance by band Evil Felipe in Worcester, Mass. Photo by Olivia Reid / Photography Editor.

Concert season is ‘springing’ into action in Boston

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
March 5, 2024
A student types on their laptop. Photo by Saichand Chowdary / Mass Media Staff.

The Creative Writing Club: A great outlet for writers on campus

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
February 26, 2024
Anna Marfo interviews John Green during the event “A Conversation with John Green” held by The Mass Media and Student Arts and Events Council. Photo by Olivia Reid / Photography Editor.

A Crash Course on the Conversation with John Green

By Rena Weafer and Sullivan Dickerson
February 21, 2024
A student reaches for a book off of their shelf. Photo by Georgia Berry / Production Editor.

Love is in the air: Queer novels for Valentine’s Day

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
February 12, 2024

It looks like ‘Oppenheimer’ has won the war: Oscar nominations

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
February 5, 2024
Ben Barlow, the frontman of Neck Deep, performing at Sad Summer Fest in Worcester, Ma. Photo by Olivia Reid / Photography Editor.

Neck Deep has a marvelous return to form in their newest album

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
January 29, 2024
A student draws to alleviate stress in the Campus Center. Photo by Olivia Reid / Photography Editor.

Combatting SAD-ness with art

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
January 22, 2024
The front of TD Garden lit up before a concert. Photo by Olivia Reid / Photography Editor.

Jingle all the way to this year’s Jingle Ball

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
December 12, 2023
A student browses through Netflix. Photo by Saichand Chowdary / Mass Media Staff.

“Scott Pilgrim Takes Off” is a delight for comic and movie fans alike

By Sullivan Dickerson, Contributor
December 4, 2023

Where are all the Thanksgiving movies?

By Sullivan Dickerson, Contributor
November 13, 2023
Concert at Big Night Live in Boston. Photo by Olivia Reid / Photography Editor.

November brings a plethora of alternative concerts to Boston

By Sullivan Dickerson, Contributor
November 6, 2023
Students in The Wave play video games in between classes. Photo by Olivia Reid / Photography Editor.

Five Nights at Freddy’s is finally here. Can you survive?

By Sullivan Dickerson, Arts Writer
October 30, 2023
A student watches a horror movie in the Campus Center. Photo by Dong Woo Im / Mass Media Staff.

Frightful flicks that you might not have heard of

By Sullivan Dickerson, Contributor
October 23, 2023
At a local bookstore, a reader finds a new book to buy. Photo by Saichand Chowdary / Mass Media Staff.

Boston Book Festival has finally arrived

By Sullivan Dickerson, Contributor
October 16, 2023

Break a leg, Beacons! Performances abound at UMass Boston this fall

By Sullivan Dickerson, Contributor
October 10, 2023

Spooky LGBTQ+ books to celebrate Autumn

By Sullivan Dickerson, Contributor
October 2, 2023
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