News

12/6/2018
Joaquim de Almeida, the best-known Portuguese actor in Hollywood, gave career advice to students in the Theatre Arts and Digital Media programs. He also spoke at a public event to celebrate the fifth anniversary of the Saab Center for Portuguese Studies.

12/6/2018
Sponsored by the Art & Design Department, the university’s first Regional High School Exhibition features 50 works by students from public and private high schools around the state.

12/6/2018
The National Institutes of Health has awarded Prof. Katherine Tucker a $2.6 million grant to evaluate bone health risks among men.

12/4/2018
Bill Cummings, a self-made real estate magnate and billionaire philanthropist, shared life lessons with 200 Manning School of Business students at an event co-hosted by the Wilson Center for Entrepreneurship and the student-run Real Estate Network Association.

12/3/2018
The Donahue Center for Business Ethics & Social Responsibility hit the ground running in its first year, expanding ethics-related education and research to students and faculty across the university.

11/28/2018
Robert Smith, director of the U.S. Navy's Small Business Innovation Research program, spoke at the opening of UMass Lowell's new Research Institute in Lincoln. The center will host a variety of public-private sector partnerships, including workforce development, research opportunities and more.

11/16/2018
Oprah Winfrey made the most of her appearance as the special guest at Thursday’s Chancellor’s Speaker Series, pledging to match the $1.5 million the event had already raised.

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.