Alumna Karen Britton speaks on “Are Emerging Cyber Threats Stifling Business Innovation?” when she presents the 18th Shirley & Ting-wei Tang Endowment Lecture.

John Elder Robison’s works include Be Different (2011), a how-to guide for grownups with autism; Raising Cubby (2013), the story of raising his autistic son; and Switched On (2016), about his participation as a research subject in brain studies.

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. 

Marriott Meals gives Hospitality and Tourism Management students  a competitive advantage within this experiential learning class.

Come see a financial aid counselor to address your FAFSA concerns.

The LLC department invites you to the New French Extremist Cinema Festival, a unique occasion to showcase the radical voices of a new generation of filmmakers.

The Play Lab is a crucible for new work. A professional playwright and a UMass student playwright will be given the opportunity this fall for workshop productions of their newest plays — works that represent fresh voices, big ideas, and envelope-pushing modes of storytelling.