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River Hawks dealt first defeat by Clarkson in thrilling 4-3 contest

River Hawks dealt first defeat by Clarkson in thrilling 4-3 contest

Defenseman Niklas Folin tangles with A. J. Fossen (26). Chris Forney (4) and Tyler Wall (33) follow the play. Fossen had 2 goals, Jordan Boucher (28) had 1 goal and 1 assist. (George DeLuca/Connector) Andrew Sciascia Connector Staff After a full three-period back and forth scoring bout, the UMass Lowell River Hawks fell 4-3 to

Domestic Violence PSA

Members of The Connector participated in a public service announcement to promote awareness during Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Members of The Connector who appeared in this video include: Alexander J. Salucco, Christina Laderoute, Taylor Carito, Marlon Pitter and Jessica Kergo. To learn more about domestic violence, visit www.thehotline.org. Music courtesy of www.bensound.com.

Mid-Autumn Festival displays Chinese and Vietnamese culture

Marilyn Saha Connector Staff On Thursday, Sept. 22 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., UMass Lowell celebrated in its first annual Night Market Festival. The Mid-Autumn festival is celebrated by ethnic Chinese and Vietnamese people as well as some other East Asian countries. The festival is usually held on the fifteenth day of the eigth

River Hawks fall 3-0 to Stony Brook Seawolves in conference play

The River Hawks have a five-game slate of America East games ahead of them following their contest against Stony Brook (Courtesy of UMass Lowell Athletics) Andrew Sciascia Connector Staff With America East conference play heating up, the women’s volleyball team took on a strong, energetic Stony Brook University Seawolves in an attempt to break a

Congresswoman Niki Tsongas speaks with students about issues in US Military

Niki Tsongas speaking to studnts about experiences and accomplishments in the Senate. (Courtesy of  Michaela Goss) Michaela Goss Connector Contributor  After her nine years in office, Congresswoman Niki Tsongas said she has worked hard to achieve gender equality in the U.S. Military, and positive change is definitely coming. On Thursday, Oct. 6, Congresswoman Tsongas visited

Evolution of Harambe meme at UMass Lowell

The rock arrangement spelling “Harambe” is located in the Merrimack River. (Courtesy of Evanthia Tully) Evanthia Tully Connector Contributor The night of the Harambe bar crawl was a huge success, but the hype didn’t end there. Students dared to trespass onto the Merrimack River and create Harambe’s name out of rocks. The artists’ display can