News

9/29/2022
The Rist Institute for Sustainability and Energy awarded fellowships to plastics engineering major Abby Mastromonaco, entrepreneurship Ph.D. student William Zhou and Chemistry Asst. Prof. Juan Artes Vivancos.

9/29/2022
A new study led by Prof. of Public Health Wenjun Li, with funding from a $4 million, five-year grant from the National Institute on Aging, will analyze how older people move and use the outdoor space in their communities.

9/28/2022
The Learning in Retirement Association, a UML partner organization that offers educational courses and social events to retired and semi-retired people, has embraced a hybrid learning model that has allowed it to reach more members and guest speakers.

9/23/2022
The River Hawk Scholars Academy’s new Pathways to Career program helps first-generation college students in their junior year take advantage of resources available to them in the Career and Co-op Center.

9/22/2022
Biological Sciences Asst. Prof. Natalie Steinel co-authored a research paper published in Science that shows how the immune response of threespine stickleback fish to tapeworms can negatively affect the fish’s fertility.

7/6/2022
UMass Lowell Chancellor Julie Chen is interviewed in this story about the drive to diversify higher education leadership at institutions across the region.

7/2/2022
After a two-year break during the pandemic, Lowell middle school students once again visited UMass Lowell’s Francis College of Engineering last week as part of Idea Camp.

7/1/2022
Julie Chen commences her chancellorship of UMass Lowell.

6/23/2022
Chancellor-elect Julie Chen reflects on her time as a student-athlete on the 50th anniversary of Title IX and its impact on today's students.

3/22/2022
As UMass Lowell Chancellor Jacquie Moloney prepares to step down at the end of June, she has plenty of accomplishments to look back on from her nearly four-decade career at the university.