In celebration of Black History Month, students, faculty and staff are invited to dine together and participate in round table facilitated conversations with the purpose of identifying values that strengthen community.  Values identified will assist staff in guiding future programming.

Quantopia is a multimedia hip hop concert experience about the history and exponential growth of the Internet.

Through Domestic Exchange, UMass students can study at another college or university, allowing them to live in another geographic area, access courses and facilities not offered at their home campus, and broaden their undergraduate experience. 

When something’s bothering you, talking about it is often the first step toward a solution.

On January 1, 2019, US materials created in the year 1923 came out of copyright and are now free for public use and sharing.

Xylor Jane’s hypnotic paintings are rooted in mathematical concepts, numerology, and love.

Using a variety of materials to communicate human conditions, southern California artist Deborah McDuff offers us an unprecedented opportunity to challenge our views. 

Datum Drawing is an exhibition that explores the use of datum in drawing as an architectural or spatial point of reference. 

Inspired by the Langston Hughes poem, “A Negro Speaks of Rivers,” the exhibition Speak to Me of Rivers explores visual narratives of African American history and culture through the subjectivity of African-American artists.

The UMass Amherst Center for Women & Community (CWC) is now hiring for Fall 2019 volunteer, internship, work-study and other positions.

Win prizes at this exciting activity! Show-off your art and painting skills. Join a team and create a piece of artwork, collage, quilt, or put together a puzzle (500 pieces or more).