The new ADVANCE Office for Faculty Equity aims to change the culture across campus for faculty from underrepresented and marginalized groups. It builds on the programs and research of the five-year, National Science Foundation-funded Making WAVES program.

UMass Lowell, led by Chancellor Jacquie Moloney, is ranked among the top 20 organizations on the Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts list for the fifth consecutive year.

As part of their $50 million commitment to the UMass system, UMass Lowell alumni Robert and Donna Manning announced Thursday they will provide their alma mater with a $10 million gift to support the future of business education.

The UMass Lowell community gathered at the Unity memorial on East Campus to honor the seven alumni and friends of the university who were killed 20 years ago on 9/11.

Three magazines have named UMass Lowell to their lists of "Top Colleges and Universities" for 2021 for the university's efforts to improve diversity, equity and inclusion on campus.

Convocation formally kicked off the 2021-22 academic year for 2,600 first-year and transfer students — and also served as a belated welcome to campus for sophomores who spent last year learning remotely.

UMass Lowell Chancellor Jacquie Moloney today announced she will step down as chancellor at the end of the upcoming academic year in June 2022.

Strongwater Farm Therapeutic Equestrian Center in Tewksbury honored UMass Lowell Chancellor Jacquie Moloney with its Make a Difference Award. The honor included a video tribute from UMass Lowell graduate and Commencement speaker Noelle Lambert.

UMass Lowell celebrated the perseverance of the Class of 2021 in a hybrid format that resembled the school year. Graduates and guests processed in person through the Tsongas Center to receive their diplomas and get formal photos taken, while a pre-recorded ceremony streamed online.

The university paid tribute to former chancellor, William T. Hogan, with the unveiling of space on campus that will serve as a testament to his visionary leadership for future generations of River Hawks.

Women's History Month is a time for us to celebrate the amazing students, faculty and alumni who have made UMass Lowell what it is today.

Asst. Prof. of Management Elizabeth Altman and Deloitte’s Robin Jones examined how the pandemic is accelerating changes to the future of the workforce, in the first Women’s Leadership Conversation, a new virtual series hosted by UML.

UML reached its fundraising goal two years early in 2018 with the single largest gift it has ever received: $5 million donated by alumnus Brian Rist, president and founder of Florida-based Storm Smart Industries, who was already a scholarship contributor.

UMass Lowell, led by Chancellor Jacquie Moloney, is ranked among the top 12 organizations on the Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts list and the highest-ranked college or university for the fourth consecutive year.

Unprecedented. Almost everything about the 2020 presidential election is different than before. UMass Lowell gathered three experts -- including UMass system President and former U.S. Rep. Marty Meehan -- to discuss the campaigns and where we might all end up after Nov. 3.

While many other colleges and universities are struggling with clusters of COVID-19 outbreaks on and around their campuses, UMass Lowell has only had two positive tests since the beginning of the semester.

It'll be different this time, said student and university leaders at the 15th annual Convocation, but UML remains united in blue to help incoming students find their passion.

Chancellor Jacquie Moloney said the COVID-19 crisis is moving colleges and universities to reimagine how they serve students during a panel discussion on “The Future of Higher Education” hosted by the Boston Business Journal. She also discussed what UMass Lowell is doing to combat racism.

A large gathering recently celebrated the unveiling of a student-painted portrait of late FAHSS Dean Nina Coppens. It is, say friends and family, exactly what she would have wanted.

This month the City of Lowell and the university announced the Green Community Partnership — an alliance committed to driving down the carbon footprint of the Mill City.

Three student projects proposing ways to reduce the university community’s carbon dioxide emissions by 10,000 pounds in 10 weeks received the first-ever Rist Institute for Sustainability and Energy (RISE) Student Innovation Awards and a share of $1,000 in prize money.

The start of the spring 2020 semester brings the reopening of the university’s earliest academic building, Coburn Hall, as well as a new home for the Centers for Learning and Academic Support Services and progress on several other Facilities Management projects. 

UML faculty members were recognized for achievements in research, teaching and service at the annual Faculty Symposium, which featured 60 “lightning talks” on current research and conversations on better teaching at the UMass Lowell Inn & Conference Center.

UMass Lowell, led by Chancellor Jacquie Moloney, is ranked among the top 15 organizations on the Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts list and the highest-ranked college or university for the third consecutive year.

U.S. Rep. Lori Trahan discussed bipartisan legislation, the importance of research at UMass Lowell and ways to boost the innovation economy in a conversation with Chancellor Jacquie Moloney that was part of the Moses Greeley Parker Lecture series.

The university welcomed its largest incoming class ever – nearly 3,400 first-year and new transfer students – at a Convocation ceremony that also kicked off UML’s yearlong 125th anniversary celebration. 

The Massachusetts High Technology Council honored University of Massachusetts Lowell Chancellor Jacquie Moloney with its Ray Stata Leadership and Innovation Award at its 2019 Annual Meeting.

The university celebrated a $50 million renovation of Perry Hall, which is home to academics, research and industry partnerships in fields including biomedical, chemical and environmental engineering, as well as biomanufacturing and clean energy.

The university marked two major milestones at its Earth Day celebration: the completion of its $23.1 million Accelerated Energy Program and its latest STARS Gold rating, which moves UML into the top 10 nationally.

Lowell’s Southeast Asian community celebrated the launch of the university’s Southeast Asian Digital Archive, which documents the violence they fled as refugees and their experiences resettling in Lowell.

Chancellor Jacquie Moloney signed the Universal Declaration of Humankind Rights and Duties, which says humans have a responsibility to protect the environment for future generations. UMass Lowell is the first U.S. university to sign the accord.

Oprah Winfrey’s visit to campus inspired students and fans from around the region – and her conversation with Chancellor Jacquie Moloney raised $1.5 million for scholarships. Winfrey then announced she would match that amount.

Oprah Winfrey made the most of her appearance as the special guest at Thursday’s Chancellor’s Speaker Series, pledging to match the $1.5 million the event had already raised.

UMass Lowell will award Oprah Winfrey an honorary doctor of humane letters degree when she visits campus Nov. 15 as part of the Chancellor’s Speaker Series.

For the second straight year, UMass Lowell, led by Chancellor Jacquie Moloney, is among the best women-led businesses in Massachusetts.

Marjorie Yang, chair of the $1 billion Hong Kong-based textile company Esquel Group, visited campus and talked to students about sustainability and social responsibility. Her father, Y.L. Yang, earned a master of science in textile chemistry from the Lowell Textile Institute in 1948.

"We're retaining our students at a higher rate, we're graduating them and we feel really great looking at these numbers," said UMass Lowell Chancellor Jacquie Moloney, speaking during an Editorial Board meeting with The Sun.

With the support of thousands of donors, UMass Lowell’s first-ever comprehensive fundraising campaign, “Our Legacy, Our Place,” has surpassed its $125 million goal 18 months ahead of schedule, thanks to a new, $5 million commitment from alumnus Brian Rist, the largest single gift in university history.

Dave Ouellette, president of Acre Coming Together Improving Our Neighborhood, and UMass Lowell Chancellor Jacquie Moloney unveiled a new student-painted mural on Decatur Way, a narrow alley between Salem and Merrimack streets that was transformed from a wooded haven for drugs and the homeless to a paved walkway lined with art, poetry, and the creativity of the neighborhood.

The university planted 25 mature trees and shrubs behind Allen House on South Campus, all donated by the Lowell Parks & Conservation Trust via a $10,000 grant from TD Bank.

Philanthropist and entrepreneur Oprah Winfrey will bring her wisdom and candor to UMass Lowell on Nov. 15 as part of the Chancellor's Speaker Series.

Oprah Winfrey, a global media leader, philanthropist, producer and actress, will participate in the latest event in the UMass Lowell Chancellor’s Speaker Series, on Thursday, Nov. 15 at 7 p.m. at the Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell.

At the third annual Women’s Leadership Conference, speakers including the chancellor addressed blatant and subtle bias on the job – and said that in the #MeToo era, there’s still plenty of work to do.

A top executive with Scholastic Inc. – the multimillion-dollar publisher with rights to the “Harry Potter” and “The Hunger Games” series – and a Boston meteorologist will anchor UMass Lowell’s 2018 Women’s Leadership Conference.

Tawakkol Karman, the first Arab woman, the first person from Yemen and the second Muslim woman to win the Nobel Peace Prize, was on campus to deliver the keynote address at the university’s 23rd annual Day Without Violence. She is UML’s 2018 Greeley Scholar for Peace Studies.

While women across the country continue to run for office in record numbers and coalesce into powerful social movements, local female leaders kicked off the annual Lowell Women's Week by praising those fighting for change.As Chancellor Jacquie Moloney put it: "Women are going to save the world."

From providing financial literacy workshops to improving advising, the Student Government Association advocates for student interests – and works with the chancellor and her team to implement solutions.

From providing financial literacy workshops to improving advising, the Student Government Association advocates for student interests – and works with the chancellor and her team to implement solutions.

UMass Lowell announced the recipients of this year’s 2020 Community Impact Grants, members of the university and Greater Lowell communities who are leading projects that support the goals of the "UMass Lowell 2020" strategic plan. 

UMass Lowell Chancellor Jacquie Moloney, the first woman to lead her alma mater, where she has instilled an entrepreneurial approach in academics and operations, was honored today at the first-ever “Women Who Mean Business” awards. 

The Commonwealth Institute and the Globe Magazine partnered to name the most noteworthy companies and nonprofits led by women. UMass Lowell, under the leadership of Chancellor Jacquie Moloney, ranked fourth in the state, and tops in the education category.

UMass Lowell has been ranked fourth among the Top 100 Women-Led Businesses in Massachusetts in 2017 by The Commonwealth Institute (TCI), in partnership with The Boston Globe Magazine.

Letter to the editor from UMass Lowell Chancellor Jacqueline Moloney accepting the challenge posed in an op-ed column to further elevate UMass Lowell in order to close a gap in science and technology education.

Chancellor Jacquie Moloney interviewed about the growth of UMass Online. She is a former dean of Online and Continuing Education at UMass Lowell.

After more than a year of negotiations, UMass Lowell and city officials signed a "historic" master agreement, laying out the university's commitments to the city.

Be bold, plan on some failures and always be open to new opportunities, the founder of BroadwayHD.com and a top executive at Coca-Cola told a packed house at the 2017 Women’s Leadership Conference.

Former state Sen. Steven Panagiotakos, hailed as a giant of a politician who never forgot his humble beginnings, was honored for his help in securing $35 million to build the Mark and Elisia Saab Emerging Technologies and Innovation Center on UML's North Campus.

UMass President Marty Meehan, who has headed the five-campus system since 2015, used his first "state of the university" address Monday to call attention to rising college costs, speak out against federal policies and highlight the role UMass plays in the state, according to prepared remarks.

As chancellor of UMass Lowell, Jacqueline Moloney, EdD, understands that when it comes to diversity and inclusion, the best results come from being proactive.

The university has launched Making WAVES, a campuswide effort to address barriers to professional advancement for women and minority faculty in STEM fields. A five-year, $3.5 million National Science Foundation grant is supporting the research initiative.

Julie Nash, the new vice provost for student success, is charged with building a university culture that not only helps students stay on track, but achieve at higher levels.

MSNBC host and political correspondent Steve Kornacki returned to UMass Lowell to explain how Donald Trump won the Electoral College despite losing the popular vote by nearly 2.5 million votes.

Officials from UMass Lowell outlined plans to bring an innovation hub to the new downtown Harbor Place commercial building in Haverhill in hopes the city will become another Cambridge as a "go-to place" for innovation.

UMass Lowell today announced the first recipients of this year’s 2020 Challenge Grants, which provide funding for new projects on campus and in the community.

More than 100 students had the opportunity to ask administrators about the campuswide master plan at the Student Government Association’s Chancellor’s Forum.

In the first of four concerts to benefit music students, a show based around the skills of faculty players earned a standing ovation.

A team of researchers from UMass Lowell recently received a $3.5 million NSF grant to develop a program to combat "microaggressions" and other barriers that face women faculty in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) fields across higher education. 

With four UMass Lowell buildings recognized for advanced energy and environmental design, it was the perfect hub for the state on Thursday to announce a milestone for energy-efficient state buildings.

The Office of Multicultural Affairs welcomed students to campus with a “meet and greet” at University Crossing — while celebrating news that the university has won a national Higher Education Excellence in Diversity Award for the second year in a row.

More than 100 turned out for a moving ceremony at the Unity memorial next to Leitch Hall on Sept. 9.

Convocation kicks off the college year with optimism, and a reminder that money isn’t a reason to pursue an education.

In performances that will span jazz to classical, pop to global rhythms, UMass Lowell’s music faculty, students, alumni and friends will showcase their virtuosity and dedication to their craft during the Chancellor’s Celebration of Music, a concert for the public and university community.

UMass Lowell held its annual convocation at the Tsongas Center on Wednesday morning to welcome the new students.

UMass Lowell officially welcomed its largest ever group of incoming students at Convocation 2016.

UMass Lowell Chancellor Jacqueline Moloney and Lowell City Manager Kevin Murphy want one document that lays out UMass Lowell's contributions.

The first annual Women’s Leadership Conference was a resounding success, with a sellout crowd, high-powered speakers, practical advice – and lots of laughter.

Dozens of city and neighborhood officials, UMass Lowell leaders, schoolchildren and others gathered Thursday in a roped-off section of Salem Street to mark the ceremonial opening of Decatur WAY, its transformation finally complete.

Op-ed column co-authored by Chancellor Jacquie Moloney and Lowell City Manager Kevin Murphyon how the city of Lowell and UMass Lowell are expanding on the conventional college town model with a joint economic-development strategy that is already yielding significant benefits for the community.

Commencement speaker Judy Woodruff advice to the UMass Lowell class of 2016 was that America needs them. At 3,700 graduates, it was the largest class to ever graduate the university. Woodruff, an award-winning journalist and anchor of the PBS Newshour, told them not to be fooled by the pessimism and cynicism evident in today's politics.

As someone who struggled to find support for her own educational ambitions, Chancellor Jacquie Moloney understands how important role models, mentors and advisers can be.

Chancellor Jacquie Moloney met with more than 50 students at the latest Chancellor's Forum, sponsored by the Student Government Association.

UMass Lowell hopes to raise $125 million by 2020 in its first comprehensive campaign to help students attend the university.

Hundreds of small business owners flocked to the Tsongas Center for U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s third annual Massachusetts Business Matchmaker event.

Daniel Howell credits his participation in the Men Achieving Leadership, Excellence, and Success (MALES) organization at UMass Lowell for enabling him to communicate in a more professional manner.

UMass Lowell Chancellor Jacquie Moloney spoke before more than 100 medical-device and biotech entrepreneurs and investors Wednesday at the fifth Massachusetts Medical Device Development Center (M2D2) New Venture Competition Showcase.

Jacqueline Moloney, the new chancellor of the University of Massachusetts Lowell, embraced technology early — confronting the boys’ network head-on. She sat down with a Herald columnist recently at her office to share her keys to success.