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UMass Lowell, St. Jude’s up all night for good cause

UMass Lowell, St. Jude’s up all night for good cause

Executive Board members: Marty McGarrigle, Zachary Zuber, Caitie Horan, Kristina Murray, Allison Saffie, Kelly Horan, Sammy Marshall, Sara Mathieu & Marty Tierney. Courtesy of Greg Mahan Mike Paige Connector Staff UMass Lowell held its second annual Up ‘til Dawn event put on by St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital on Nov. 14. Through fundraising and fun

Boston Calling live blog: May 23

Boston Calling day 2 – May 23 12:55 – Krill / 1:25  DMA’s / 2:10 MØ / 2:55 Run The Jewels / 3:45 Tove Lo / 4:40 Gerard Way / 5:45 Marina and the Diamonds / 6:50 St. Vincent / 7:55 Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals / 9:20 My Morning Jacket   Tweets about

Tsarnaev charges and verdicts

Illustration by Jane Flavell Collins/file VIA AP   Details of all charges can be seen here.  A break down of the 30 charges Dzhokhar Tsarnaev faces in relation to the 2013 Boston Marathon bombings.   COUNT 1 (Death Penalty Charge) — GUILTY Conspiracy to use a weapon of mass destruction, resulting in death COUNT 2 (Death

‘Bloodborne’ review

Brendan Jacques Connector Staff “Bloodborne,” the newest creation by the mad geniuses at From Software, is the rare breed of game that demands your full attention at all times. At no point did I ever feel safe, with every corner of the desolate city of Yharnam potentially being home to new monstrosities and traps, each

Theater Lives through Drew Haden Taylor

Samantha Craig/Connector contributor The Theatre Arts Department presented another installment of the Theater Lives series, as internationally known Ojibwa-Canadian playwright, humorist and author Drew Hayden Taylor came to UMass Lowell to share his knowledge of playwriting. In his time on campus, Taylor gave a lecture on Aboriginal humor Wednesday afternoon, spoke to multiple classes of

River Hawks extend win streak to six with win over NJIT

Redshirt freshman guard Jahad Thomas scored 20 points in a team-high 35 minutes and graduate student Marco Banegas-Flores added a career-high 19 points as UMass Lowell men’s basketball hung on to beat NJIT 71-67 on Wednesday evening. “We’re real happy,” said Head Coach Pat Duquette. “We’re just continuing to play. We’re doing all the things