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News
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Chemical engineering major New Michael Ingemi is a writer, performer and co-founder of Asperger’s Are Us, a comedy troupe that’s the subject of a new documentary by the same name.
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Lowell Sun
Disable the Label and its executive board members had their hard work recognized by the university, which named them the 2015-2016 Student Organization of the Year.
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From sunset Zumba classes and therapy dogs to tutoring help and free pizza, the university offers a wide array of programs and services to help students navigate finals season with less stress.
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UMass Lowell is expanding its autism research and degree programs to help people with autism spectrum disorders.