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Spring 2023: City Lights

From research partnerships to internship opportunities, the city of Lowell serves as a learning lab for students and faculty. See what makes the City Lights shine.
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Summer 2022: Truest Blue

Former Chancellor Jacquie Moloney ’75, ’92 has been every kind of River Hawk. See what makes her the Truest Blue.
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Winter 2021: Sustainable U

See how UMass Lowell became the top-rated school in Massachusetts for sustainability and what it's doing to help solve the climate crisis. Visit Sustainable U.
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Summer 2021: Good Vibes

Twelve students, like chemistry major Benedicta Agyemang-Brantuo '22, make the world a brighter place. Watch them shine.
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125th Special Anniversary Issue: This is Big

The university turned 125,  and we have a lot of big stuff to celebrate. Big ideas, big dreams, our big happy family. Celebrate with us. 
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Fall 2019: Oprah Was Here

What does it take to host one of the most famous people in the world? See how UML pulled it off

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Fall 2018: Buckle Up!

Everything about cars is changing, and UML alumni and faculty are helping pave the road ahead. Drive on.

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Spring 2018: The Food Issue

Alumni who grow, cook, serve and think about food. Dig in.

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Fall 2017: What if You Live to Be 100?

UMass Lowell researchers weigh in on what’s at stake in the longevity boom. Start the clock.

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