Oprah Was Here. What does it take to host one of the most famous people in the world? How UML pulled it off
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Masters of Disaster

Alumni led the recovery after last fall's Columbia Gas explosions. Read more

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Why Are Today's Students So Anxious?

How UML is addressing the nation’s mental health crisis. Read more

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Office Hours: Larry Siegel

Peek into one of the most interesting staff offices on campus. Read more

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Documenting the History of Immigration in Lowell

History Prof. Robert Forrant, Asst. Prof. Ingrid Hess of Art & Design and their team of UML students have gathered and curated hundreds of photographs, videos and essays. They are building a unique website designed to make it easier to access a historically significant part of Lowell’s DNA—the arrival of waves of immigrants calling the city their new home. Read more and view gallery

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SAY WHAT?: Alumnus James Callahan ’99, a sociology teacher at Lowell High School, created a Gen Z Dictionary to decode student slang. 

AMAZON IS EVERYWHERE...: UML installed Amazon Lockers on South and East campuses as part of a larger effort to streamline how students get mail.

SCREEN TIME, FROM A GUY WHO KNOWS: Ironically, computer science alumnus Rich Miner ’86, ’89, ’97, the Google Ventures founder and Android co-founder, has a cautious view of technology.

OUT IN FRONT: Nick Troisi, a clinical lab sciences junior, asked presidential candidate Bernie Sanders how he intends to phase out private health insurance companies during a CNN town hall.

ARE GOATS THE NEW G.O.A.T.S?: Before finals week kicked off, the university’s student wellness team staged a baby animal petting zoo as part of Stress Relief Day.

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Urban Oasis

Of all the places on campus you’d expect to find a garden, the second floor of University Crossing probably isn’t one. Read more

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5 Questions with Rajia Abdelaziz

Rajia Abdelaziz ’16 turned down impressive job offers to continue to grow her life-saving startup, invisaWear. Read more

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Then & Now

From hang gliding to trekking the Grand Canyon: How the Outdoor Adventure Program has evolved. Read more

Alumni Spotlight

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Kripa Krishnan '02
Management Information Systems

Kripa Krishnan is one of four senior women at Google featured as “sheroes”—female superheroes— in the book “Ara the Star Engineer.”

The MIS degree gave me a little bit of tech, a little bit of science, a little bit of business.
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