News

11/16/2018
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.

11/16/2018
Faculty members from across the university shared their research and were recognized for their achievements at the 2018 Faculty Symposium, held at the UMass Lowell Inn & Conference Center.

11/15/2018
A faraway war with a close-to-home price. Student protests. Political upheaval. Psychedelic experimentation. Amps cranked to 11. Some people were lost, others found. It was 1968 and as the year closed, the White Album showed up.

11/14/2018
UMass Lowell started as a state teachers’ college. More than a century later, faculty in the College of Education are helping other UML faculty become better teachers.

11/13/2018
Education students get to practice their teaching skills in a virtual classroom before they ever lead a real one. The software they use is like an online multiplayer game, with live actors helping simulate the behavior of elementary school students in real time.

11/9/2018
Supported by a $7.9 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH), M2D2 will establish a new center to assist inventors pioneering promising new point-of-care devices and technologies for patients with heart, lung, blood and sleep disorders.

11/1/2018
Andre Dubus III draws on his own earlier experiences at Salisbury Beach and in Newburyport and Florida as settings for his new novel, "Gone So Long."

10/16/2018
Three women representing three generations of a single family who are all working toward their bachelor's degrees at UMass Lowell this semester are featured in piece.

10/15/2018
"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.

10/13/2018
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.