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.

Have a question for law enforcement? Ask Amherst Police Officer Bill Laramee and UMass Police Officer Mark Whelihan at Coffee with a Cop.

Dianne McMillan Brannen, a self-taught artist of Caribbean descent, explores primitive art in everyday life. Tracey Physioc Brockett exhibits abstractions and  mixed-media works that she describes as confabulations: chancy and quirky, just like life.

Join us for an informative look behind the design process for the John W. Olver Design Building. The exhibit will focus on the integration of Architecture, Landscape Architecture and Mass Timber Structure from concept thru construction.

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.

How well do you know the Learning Commons? Join us for a crash course in learning the ins, outs, workarounds, and secrets of one of the most popular places on campus.

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.

Join Paperbark Literary Magazine as we celebrate the fall release of Issue 2: Resilience with selected readings from the magazine's contributors, followed by a Q&A.

An exhibit documenting the antiwar dissent of active duty military personnel and veterans during the Vietnam War features photographs, underground newspapers, and other documents from this bold and little-known movement. 

Join us to explore how to manage group work online and hands on experience using the tools in the Google Suite (APPS at UMass).

The Right Horse Initiative is a collective of equine industry and welfare professionals and advocates working together to improve the lives of horses in transition. 

In the 1960s, Masao Adachi was a well-known avant-garde film director and scriptwriter in Japan. In the 1970s, after he and his friend Koji Wakamatsu worked on a documentary about the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, Adachi joined the Japanese Red Army and went underground.

Want to learn how 3D modeling? The DML is offering a chance to learn Fusion 360, a free-to-use 3D modeling software that is accessible for beginners yet has professional features.

First Connections is a reception for First Generation college students, and the faculty and staff who support them.

Annabelle Selldorf is the Principal of SelldorfArchitects, a 70-person architectural design practice.  Ms. Selldorf will present recent cultural, institutional, and commercial projects including the ongoing renovation and expansion of the Frick Collection, the Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego, David Zwirner 20th Street, and the Sunset Park Material Recovery Facility.

 Priscilla Page (writer and performer), Djola Branner (interdisciplinary artist), and Shakeel Sohail Gibran Cullis (bassist) perform Tell That , a tribute to the late theater innovator Laurie Carlos whose voice has shaped the jazz aesthetic in performance. 

This event has been canceled.

Please note: For this workshop we will expect participants to engage with provided content prior to the workshop (expected to take less than 30 minutes).

If you hate building a list of resources and put it off until the last minute, or if your list of resources is a stack of Post-it notes, photos, and scraps of papers, then perhaps a citation manager is for you.

Please join Chancellor Kumble R. Subbaswamy and Dean Tricia Serio for the opening celebration of the Massachusetts Farm Bureau Federation Hall. 

You are invited to participate in the fourth annual Isenberg Ethics Competition.

 View a sneak peek of documentary, “Fire and Flood: Queer Resilience in an Era of Climate Change,” followed by facilitated discussion. 

Campus information technology (IT) professionals are invited to the launch of the new IT Community of Practice series for the 2019 -20 academic year. 

In her new book Black Hole Blues and Other Songs from Outer Space, cosmologist Janna Levin offers the authoritative story of the headline-making discovery of gravitational waves—the soundtrack to astronomy’s silent movie.

The Department of Music and Dance presents a faculty concert by Fumi Tomita, jazz bass.

Hundreds of thousands of refugees are resettled yearly from refugee camps to host countries. Local areas that host refugees are reluctant to open capacity, and most impose tight restrictions on the refugee family types they accept. 

Join the UMass Amherst Libraries and A Network for Grateful Living for a dynamic afternoon of conversation exploring the landscape of engaged spiritual practice and action for social change.

Wayne Smith – solo cello concert ranging from a shakuhachi melody to a Bach suite.  Andrew Cyrille – world renowned drummer in a rare local appearance.