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News
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Abby Koljonen and her husband drove more than 2,300 miles from Montana so she could participate in commencement. Koljonen also earned a Chancellor’s Medal for Academic Achievement for her perfect GPA.
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The two students, one undergraduate and one graduate, selected by a panel of administrators to deliver speeches at Commencement won the honor through hard work and inspirational messages.
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The annual Student Research and Community Engagement Symposium showcases research and service-learning projects in the arts and humanities, as well as the sciences and social sciences.
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A $239,000 National Endowment for the Humanities grant will help the university libraries and the Center for Asian American Studies organize and expand a digital archive documenting the history of Southeast Asian refugees in Lowell — before too much of that history is lost.
Meet Our Students
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English
Kelsey McDonough’s Emerging Scholar research on modernist women’s literature is taking her places.
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History & English, minor in Legal Studies, Honors College
Student trustee Malinda Reed is considering a career in human rights and immigration law after studying the history of Greek immigrants in Lowell.
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English, Spanish minor
English major Abi Martinez plans to work in college admissions, with a focus on recruiting minority students. She’s gotten both work and academic experiences on campus that will help her toward her goal.