Students say UMass Lowell’s separated campus create community cohesion problems

January 27, 2020

(Photo courtesy of UMass Lowell) Until the 1970s the North Campus and South Campus were part of entirely separate schools, founded for very different purposes. They merged to form what was then known as the University of Lowell. Gigi Torres Connector Contributor Universities typically keep their campuses close, with all buildings and classes within the… Read More Students say UMass Lowell’s separated campus create community cohesion problems

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Students and faculty discuss what it means to be a Riverhawk

December 3, 2019

Serena Arora Connector Staff Students and professors across UMass Lowell gave their opinions on what it means to be a River Hawk. There is the general definition; a River Hawk is a fish-eating bird of prey with a cosmopolitan range. All jokes aside, though, what does it mean to be a River Hawk? Dr. Neil… Read More Students and faculty discuss what it means to be a Riverhawk

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The Mueller report: what students think

April 2, 2019

Troy Lafond Connector Editor Robert Mueller and the Department of Justice Special Counsel’s Office had been investigating potential collusion between President Donald Trump and Russia in the 2016 election for the past two years. During the two years, as President Trump publicly criticized the report on multiple occasions, the investigation also expanded to determine is… Read More The Mueller report: what students think