Students traveled to Texas over break to help rebuild homes destroyed by Hurricane Harvey.
The Office of Sustainability and Student Government partnered with Mill City Grows, a local non-profit dedicated to improving community access to healthy, fresh food, and installed a rooftop garden on the second floor of University Crossing.
Nursing students engaged local communities and educated high school students in the Merrimack Valley about the dangers of vaping.
UMass Lowell was a pilot site for a program that provides housing and food for homeless community college students.
Facilities Management found a safe and sustainable way to maintain the green areas of campus that are difficult and dangerous to get to: They hired over 100 sheep to get the job done.
Our annual Sustainable Move Out Donation Drive in May lead to 2,658 pounds of clothing and shoes collected for community members in need.
Students developed a baseball training game for children with special needs that makes the sport more inclusive and easier to learn and play.
Public Health students tested safe and sustainable solutions to clean reusable bags.
UMass Lowell professors worked with a team of students to create a website full of photographs, videos and essays that shines a light on the journeys and experiences of immigrants throughout history who have called Lowell home.