Since its 2016 debut, the Lowell Kinetic Sculpture Race has been a labor of love for graphic design alum Andrew Schuster ’20, now its volunteer creative director.

Outdoor Adventure Program student trip leaders put their wilderness training into practice during a five-hour rescue in northern Maine, helping Baxter State Park rangers evacuate an injured hiker.

As principal owner of the revived Lowell Spinners of the Futures Collegiate Baseball League, UMass Lowell alum Marc Deschenes ’97 creates new opportunities for players, students and families. 

UMass Lowell students, led by Omicron Delta Kappa and MASSPIRG, organized a grant-funded project to assemble more than 300 care kits for local youth while turning service into a meaningful way to honor 9/11.

A two-day economic development workshop for cities and towns last June and a similar offering in Springfield next month are the first offerings from the university’s Municipal Leadership Academy, which aims to help local governments and boost student careers.

River Hawk Racing became the first collegiate Formula SAE team to drive a student-built car to the summit of Mount Washington, the highest peak in New England.