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10/5/2018 Featured Story

Exhibit Remembers More than a Hospital

Exhibit Remembers More than a Hospital

It was a hospital, yes. But Lowell’s St. Joseph’s Hospital was so much more to the nuns who worked there and to the residents of the Acre neighborhood. Now, two UMass Lowell students have created a tribute to the hospital, celebrating its singular value to its workers, patients and the neighborhood around it.

10/5/2018 Featured Story
7/3/2018 Featured Story

Teachers Learn Hands-on American History in Lowell

Teachers Learn Hands-on American History in Lowell

Teachers from elementary, middle and high schools around the country flock to Lowell to learn hands-on teaching techniques in America’s first industrial city.

7/3/2018 Featured Story
4/6/2018 Featured Story

Three Generations of Women Study at UML

Three Generations of Women Study at UML

For Mary Humble, studying at UMass Lowell is the fulfillment of a dream – after her high school education was cut short in Ireland nearly 60 years ago. Her daughter recently joined her on campus, and her granddaughter starts at UML this summer.

4/6/2018 Featured Story
4/6/2018 Featured Story

Roses, Not Guns, Says Greeley Scholar

Roses, Not Guns, Says Greeley Scholar

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.

4/6/2018 Featured Story

Betsy Herbin-Triant, Ph.D., lends expertise to committee

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