Disability Services invites you to the 5th annual Luminaria. We are lighting up the night to honor the many accomplishments of people with disabilities on our campus and in our lives and to bring to light disability awareness.

Students, faculty, and staff are invited to celebrate identities and community over table conversations at the Native Heritage Month Dinner.

Join UMass Students for Reproductive Justice (USRJ) and speaker Sarah Whedon for a talk on "What to Do If Your Friend is Pregnant: Local Resources and Skills for Providing Support."

In a tradition of hosting challenging exhibitions organized by student curators, the UMCA presents an exhibition of African art drawn from the collection of Charles Derby, a UMass alumnus who has been collecting since the 1970s alongside an exhibition of painted flags of Africa by the renowned African American artist Fred Wilson. 

Enjoy great conversation with students and UMass community members over free coffee, tea and tasty snacks.

The exhibit showcases items curated from Steindl-Rast’s recent donation of correspondence, photographs, writings, audio/visual recordings, art, and publications. 

Hailing from the South Side of Chicago and born in 1959, painter Rodney Byron Madison is currently the curator of Madison Studio Gallery in Millers Falls, Mass.