University of Massachusetts Amherst

October 18, 2008

Fall Open House
The Fall Open House is a campus recruitment program for prospective students and their families.
Homecoming 2008 5K Road Race
Start out the day with a short run to benefit the UMass Amherst General Scholarship fund.
Sixth Annual Symposium in Plant Biology: Ecological Genomics
This full-day plant biology symposium is entitled "Ecological Genomics: The Genetic Basis of Plant Adaptation."
School of Nursing Annual Luncheon
Have you seen the new home of the School of Nursing? Take a tour while you meet and mingle with your fellow classmates.
UMass Dining Welcomes Parents and Guests to Homecoming 2008
Taste of Home recipes submitted from home will be featured in all dining commons for lunch on Saturday, October 18.
First Annual UMass Amherst Homecoming Carillon Recital
Enjoy the music of the Henry Vincent Cooper Memorial Carillon at the Old Chapel.
Lecture: Will the 2008 Presidential Election Change Politics?
UMass Amherst political science professor Ray La Raja discusses what to expect from the 2008 Presidential election.
DC Alumni Club - UMass Football Game Watches 2008
Share your Minuteman spirit at UMass football "gamewatches" this fall.
Football vs. Richmond
Head coach Don Brown leads the University of Massachusetts football team into Homecoming action against the University of Richmond Spiders.
UMass Muslim Student Association Eid Dinner
Come learn more about Islam and Muslims at the annual UMass MSA Eid Dinner to celebrate the end of Ramadan.
Concert: Good Asian Drivers
The Good Asian Drivers, a feminist-queer-activist duo featuring Melissa Li and Kit Yan, will be performing.
Art Exhibit: Petula Bloomfield's Laced
Petula Bloomfield's paintings attempt to reveal both the transparent and opaque nature of the physical, emotional and spiritual experience of being human.
Art Exhibit: Stephen Foley's In a Glass House
Exhibition of visionary sculptures in the Hampden Incubator Project Space.
Art Exhibit: Sean Greene's Calligraphs
Sean Greene’s paintings are rooted in the study of color. Bands of color evoke written languages like Arabic or graffiti.
Art Exhibit: Nowhere Else But Here
An exhibition in celebration of the 50th Anniversary of the founding of the Department of Art.