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Are English majors necessary in a world where AI can write for us? I’m sure we’re all wondering what things we still need to do and what we can pass over to AI.

Leila, a D1 athlete, learns the dangers of under fueling, overcomes RED-S, and shares key nutrition tips to stay healthy, fueled, and strong in college sports.

Feeling stuck in a routine at UMass? Here are eight must-try adventures and traditions to make the most of your college experience before graduation!

The auditorium at the Bromery Center for the Arts was buzzing with excitement as incoming Commonwealth Honors College took their seats for the 2025 Induction.

I’ve compiled a list of seven tips in chronological order that will hopefully help you have the smoothest move-in possible, so good luck and happy move-in!

I love going to UMass for so many reasons, but unearthing fond childhood memories has been one of my biggest gifts. 

Starting over in a new place is daunting for anyone, but there’s a heightened sense of unease for introverts.

Learning to cook meals for myself was initially a challenge when I moved off campus, but over time, it became delightful. 

In coming back from my injury, I learned to be grateful more for the opportunity to compete for my team than to win. 

If you’re worried about burnout, try out one of these strategies. Emphasizing your health and well-being while developing your sense of autonomy is key!

At first, UMass Amherst felt like the middle of nowhere—but over time, it became home, filled with music, memories, friendships, and unforgettable moments.

Backpacking in Allegheny taught me life’s best lessons: lean on friends, embrace discomfort, take risks, unplug often, and don’t fear the cold nights.