News

8/17/2022
Community college students interested in earning a bachelor’s degree in a STEM field took a free course at UMass Lowell over the summer through the STEM Starter Academy.

8/17/2022
More than 100 doctoral students in the School of Education’s online Leadership in Schooling Ed.D. program worked on their dissertations, took qualifying exams and built a sense of community with their cohorts as Summer Residency Week returned in-person to campus for the first time in three years.

8/16/2022
A team of researchers headed by Electrical and Computer Engineering Prof. Kavitha Chandra is developing interdisciplinary programs that target graduate education and future workforce training in using digital technologies for automotive and manufacturing industries.

8/10/2022
Incoming and prospective students interested in chemistry and computer science gained hands-on experience through summer programs.

8/3/2022
The National Science Foundation has recognized Mechanical Engineering Asst. Prof. Marianna Maiaru with the agency’s most prestigious faculty early-career development award, for research that could lead to improvements in the performance of everything from booster rockets to sports equipment.

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.