A majority of graduate students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have signed cards in favor of unionizing, and the group asked the administration to voluntarily recognize the union. https://t.co/QIlSfOQWZe
In today's paper: Tearful reunions filled Logan Airport’s international terminal as travel restrictions eased from 33 countries, the state’s redistricting plan tugs at the South Coast's political soul, and more. https://t.co/SLGNjWKJ3q
A heated union strike looms over Harvard’s upcoming freshman parents’ weekend as the Harvard Graduate Students Union-United Automobile Workers plan to picket for three days in an attempt to press the university to meet their contract demands. https://t.co/TppXleeLEm
The state’s leading public university is in an uproar over racist hate and sexual assault on campus.
A look back at the deeper culture @UMassAmherst from me and the terrific @CarlinJulia
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In today's paper: UMass Amherst students hold protests over alleged sexual violence at fraternity, Pfizer will ask federal regulators to clear its vaccine for use in children, and more. https://t.co/ivKq1SsvMv
@Kimmmiee_xo Hi Kim, I hope you are taking care. I'm looking to speak with members of Boston's Haitian community for a story for @BostonGlobe. Are you willing to speak with me? Please message me.
On Sunday, an estimated 300 students demonstrated at the UMass Amherst Theta Chi house in response to allegations that an assault had taken place there during a party Saturday night.
Now, student leaders are calling for change. https://t.co/RjCokAEeCj
@sophieegardnerr@MDCollegian@CollegianNews hi Sophia, I'm covering the UMass COVID outbreak for the Boston Globe. Would you be willing to speak with me? Please message me.
A @GlobeSpotlight investigation into the Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center uncovered secrecy, assaults, and indifference inside the Massachusetts prison system. https://t.co/i8y7MuvpF4
COVID-19 outbreak at the Souza-Baranowski Correctional Center is prompting scrutiny of low vaccination rates among correctional staff (57%) and a lack of urgency in the face of demands to decrease occupancy. @elizabethdmatos@PLSMA@MACorrections https://t.co/w5UwqkHiDK