Aaliyah Afolabi Connector Editor Over the past couple of weeks, Turning Point USA, founded by the late Charlie Kirk, has not failed to make their presence known on UMass Lowell’s progressive south campus. Turning Point USA, or TPUSA, advocates for… Continue Reading
By Aaliyah Afolabi | The Connector Brazilian mixed martial artist Natalia Silva captured the vacant UFC women’s flyweight championship on October 3, defeating China’s Wang Cong by unanimous decision in the main event of UFC 332 at the Delta Center… Continue Reading
Photo Courtesy of BetterCampus Aaliyah Afolabi Connector Contributor It’s 11:30 PM on a Tuesday on the third floor of O’Leary Library, and a student is just trying to find an assignment due, or possibly a grading rubric for a class.… Continue Reading
Image courtesy of Aaliyah Afolabi: A chill Sunday at Brew’d Awakening Coffehaus Aaliyah Afolabi Connector Editor The topic on Gen Z’s access to third spaces has been an ongoing discourse throughout the past few years. Many Gen Z’s have… Continue Reading
Aaliyah Afolabi Connector Editor On Aug. 26 of this year near the Nepal-Tibet border, swept a devastating flash flood that killed more than one hundred people, with hundreds missing and displaced. Leading up to this sudden event, it is said that this was triggered… Continue Reading
(Photo courtesy of Henry Marte/UMass Lowell) “President Meehan receives a key to the university awarded by UMass Board of Trustees vice chair and UMass Lowell alumnus Mary Burns (’85)” Benjamin Heffner Connector Editor On Saturday, May 2, the UMass Lowell… Continue Reading
Benjamin Heffner Connector Editor Listed below are the certified 2026 SGA spring election results: President & Vice President (top 1 elected): Bryce Lee/Muriel Merheb: 42 (100.0%) ✓ Student Trustee (top 1 elected):… Continue Reading
(Photo courtesy of iStock) “Voting in an election” From April 14th to the 15th, UMass Lowell students will have the opportunity to make their voices heard in the upcoming 2026 Student Government Association (SGA) spring elections. The spring elections will… Continue Reading
