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An increasing number of students are volunteering at the Lowell Humane Society, cleaning cages, walking dogs, washing dishes and taking on any other tasks that help lighten the load of the staff.
Linda Silka has been a leading advocate for university-community engagement and community-based research.
Lowell offers the perfect setting for scholarly discussion of cities in a global context.
UMass Lowell’s innovative after-school educational program is quickly becoming one of the state’s leading providers of informal K–12 education in the science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) fields.
Twenty community groups have created an exhibit to illustrate how art can be used to heal “brokenness” in families, hearts and communities.
UMass Lowell is awarded its fifth Teaching American History grant, winning — along with several school districts in the region — $1 million over three years.
Lt. Gov. Tim Murray, newly appointed chairman of Gov. Deval Patrick’s Science, Technology, Engineering and Math Education Coordinating Council, holds a “STEM Roundtable” on the campus.
On Sept. 11, parent-engineers from Pages for Peace met with UMass Lowell engineering faculty, students and alumni for the formal hand-off of the robotic page-turner.
UMass Lowell's Center for Arts and Ideas' Student & Teacher Arts (STARTS) program brought Boston band ,Cordis, to Lowell's Arts Magnet School.
Center for Family, Work and Community earns part of five-campus grant to fund student community engagement program.
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