Press Room

The American Association of University Professors places UMass Lowell in Category I, its highest ranking

Press Room

Students displaced by an off-campus fire have found support in the UMass Lowell community through quick responses and generous donations.

Experts

Frank TaltyCollege of Fine Arts, Humanities & Social SciencesPolitical science, American politics, American courts and legal matters, and Irish politics

Doreen ArcusPsychologySocial development of infants and children in the contexts of family, school and community, parenting

Andrew HarrisCriminal Justice & CriminologySex offender policy, specifically concerning sex offender registration and notification laws

Marty MeehanChancellor

Higher education, state and federal government

James ForestCriminal Justiceemerging terrorist threats, insurgencies, transnational criminal networks and U.S. Special Forces training

Julie ChenVice Provost for ResearchNanotechnology, innovations in materials processing and manufacturing

Attention Media

Contact Christine Gillette, assistant director of media relations, 978-934-2209

Press Releases

Featured Stories

From left, back row, Raymond Goddu, Kim Como, Erin Foley, Tim Duffy, Marielle Jensen-Battaglia; front row, Corinne Lee and Jennifer Raymond.

Service Learning Projects Targets Back Pain

Plastics Engineering Prof. Emeritus Nick Schott, second from right, exchanges documents with Ashok Goel, president of Plastindia Foundation, during the signing ceremony in New Delhi, India. Looking on at right is Mark Reimer of UMass Lowell’s Office of University Advancement.

UMass Lowell to Help Create Global Plastics University

The Massachusetts Regional Science Bowl features a daylong “Jeopardy”-style competition in science and engineering. A team from Lexington High School beat dozens of other teams from across the state and New Hampshire to win last year’s contest.

Regional Science Bowl Slated for March 3

From left, Pascale Jean-Jacques, Connie Cabello and David Jones donated teddy bears made by UMass Lowell students during MLK Week to local organizations including representatives from Girls Inc. of Greater Lowell, right.

Dr. King’s ‘Dream Made Flesh at UMass Lowell’

Retired Library Director Pat Noreau, left, who oversaw the transformation of O’Leary Library into the O’Leary Commons, and Sheila Riley-Callahan, executive director of academic services and special programs, cut the ribbon to officially open the facility.

Campus Celebrates Grand Opening of O’Leary Learning Commons