Join the W. E. B. Du Bois Center for a weekly light breakfast and discussion of a text by or about Du Bois. All are welcome.

SNAP is a nutrition assistance program, providing eligible low-income students and families benefits they can use to purchase food. Come meet with our friendly SNAP rep to learn more!

The 15th annual installment of the semester-long film series, New Asia Cinema, explores diverse, transcendent, and transformative stories, identities, representations, and experiences of migrants, exiles, refugees, asylum seekers, returnees, and outsiders.

During the past 30 years, Leonardo Drew has become best known for his installations, both sweeping in scale and intimate in detail, which transform materials such as cotton, metal, animal hides, and wood — often oxidizing, burning, and decaying them — into something completely different from their original state.

This program validates cultural knowledge and identity by providing a space for faculty and staff who identify as Native/Indigenous to share their stories with undergraduate students of similar background.

This is a judgement free, safe space for survivors of sexual violence to drop in and share what's on their mind.  Facilitators will discuss coping skills and issues common to all survivors such as trust, boundaries and triggers.

The UMass Assistive Technology Center (ATC) will be having an open house every second Friday of the month.

Interested in the intersections of art and activism? Want to learn new skills and discuss identity in an accepting, community atmosphere? Just want to destress from school in a low-stakes way? Nostras Voces (Our Voices) is hosting open, drop-in sessions, All identities, levels of experiences, and interest in creation welcome!  

Enjoy great converstation over Free Coffee, tea and tasty snacks.

Join host Elizabeth Hoffman, Program Information Specialist, and Mike Famighette, Director of the Full-time MBA, to learn more about Isenberg’s residential, on-campus Full-time MBA program.

In the last two decades Israeli cinema and television turned to the world of the ultra-Orthodox Jews. This talk will examine this trend, analyzing how and why it developed in Israel, and what it means in Israeli media and politics.

Seph Rodney is interested in the function of art criticism — aside from the obvious work of promoting certain artists or styles, or placing artists, styles, or movements in the historical record.

The Women of Color Leadership Network is hosting a workshop for talented musicians, poets, and spoken word artists of color to develop their original pieces and crafts.

Have some personal photos you'd like doctored? Need to create a good clean image for a presentation? Want to revive old family images or perhaps delete your ex from the last family photos? Photoshop is a powerful image manipulation tool that can do these tasks and many others.

The final conversation of the semester in a series of group conversations for students, faculty, and staff to build skills to overcome division while talking about real issues affecting our campus and society at large.

An information session for students interested in applying to take part in the UMass Amherst beta test of the 2020 NASPAA-Batten Student Simulation Competition. The focus of the competition is sustainable cities and transportation policy.

Eric Blanc is the author of the book "Red State Revolt: The Teachers’ Strike Wave and Working-Class Politics" (Verso, 2019).

The UMass Theatre Department is looking for actors for this year’s Playlab.

This holiday season join award-winning fiddle virtuosos Natalie MacMaster and Donnell Leahy for an intimate and unique Christmas concert.

Home: A curated showcase of 5 College student films.

Walk-In Flu Clinic for the Umass Amherst campus community. Bring your insurance card.

Spoken Language Interpreting In U.S. Schools: An Emerging FieldThe interpreting profession in the US has specialized without ever generalizing. Such trend is continuing with spoken language educational interpreting (and translation) now taking front and center stage.

Jane Yolen, often called the "Hans Christian Andersen of America," is the author of nearly 400 books, including Owl Moon, The Devil's Arithmetic, and How Do Dinosaurs Say Goodnight.

Artist Avital Sagalyn, whose work is on view through December 8, will lead a walk-through of her exhibition, along with Nicholas Fernacz and Natalie Richards, two of the student curators. 

The Department of Music and Dance presents a concert by the Chapel Jazz and Lab Jazz Ensembles, under the direction of Felipe Salles, Haneef Nelson & Chris Robinson.

Check out a wide selection of student-made crafts, arts, medicine, and food at our special Holiday Market brought to you by UMass Permaculture Initiative and the UMass Student Farm. 

Showcasing original works of poetry, music, and spoken word by women/nonbinary students of color.

The Department of Music and Dance presents a concert by the Euridice Baroque Ensemble, coordinated by Robert Einstein and conducted by Laurie Rabut.

A workshop with Valerie Young, a UMass alumna and international expert on the “imposter syndrome" 

The Department of Music and Dance presents the Holiday Card to Amherst, conducted by Tony Thornton and Steven Paparo.

The Department of Music and Dance presents a concert by the Vocal Jazz Ensemble, under the direction of Catherine Jensen-Hole.

Join Professor Stellan Vinthagen in celebrating his new book published by Routledge: Conceptualizing ‘Everyday Resistance’ A Transdisciplinary Approach, 1st Edition.  

Student Bridges Agency Presents: "Breaking Barriers: An Access and Success Exhibit"

The Department of Music and Dance presents a concert by the UMass Wind Ensemble and Percussion Ensemble, under the direction of Matthew Westgate and Ayako Kataoka.

Today is the last day of classes for the Fall 2019 semester.

UMass battles Yale at the Mullins Center.

Reading Days for the fall semester.

Looking for a place to finalize some papers and study for exams? Check out our study lounge space in the Off Campus Student Center.

Faculty are invited to attend the annual Fulbright Workshop/Luncheon on Thursday, December 12 from 11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.

Take a study break with us while we wrap up this semester with painting and snacks! There will be a facilitated painting activity from 12 - 2 p.m., but all are welcome from 12-5 p.m.

These are hectic days but let us help you reduce the impact of stress in your lives.  Step out of your dorm, leave your stress at your door and join us  in some de-stressing activities such as painting and coloring pages.  We have facemasks, too!

Final exams for the Fall 2019 semester.  The exam schedule is availabe on SPIRE. 

Bring your lunch, laptop and your Drupal questions to our Drupal Brown Bag.Brown-bag sessions are sponsored by University Communications for UMass Amherst Drupal website owners only.

UMass battles Siena at the Mullins Center.

UMass battles Maine at the Mullins Center.

Christmas is a legal holiday in Massachusetts.

The UMass Amherst is closed for all but essential services.