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!  

New Year's Day is a legal holiday in Massachusetts.

Join Program Information Specialist Jessica Moulton to learn more about the Isenberg School of Management's newest program, the Master of Finance in Alternative Investments. 

UMass battles La Salle at the Mullins Center.

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 takes on BC in this Hockey East matchup.

The Amherst Humans Rights Commission invites you to a program celebrating the legacy of Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.  

This interactive workshop will offer public speaking strategies for help you  prepare for presentations, engage audiences, reduce anxiety, and even frame your research for a more general audience. 

Join us to cheer on the UMass Men’s Basketball team battle George Washington.  This is a free event for international students, scholars, staff and families. Registration is required to reserve your free ticket! 

Martin Luther King Jr. Day is a state holiday in Massachusetts. Most university offices are closed.

Take part in The Resistance Center’s longest standing tradition as we celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. UMass Amherst Professor Amilcar Shabazz is the keynote speaker.

This event is canceled.

Taco-bout a welcome. Connect with current and new students, university staff, and student leaders as we welcome you to UMass. Enjoy a complimentary taco bar.

The School of Public Health and Health Sciences welcomes guest speaker David A. Savitz, PhD, from Brown University to the SPHHS Dean's Seminar series. Savitz will deliver a talk titled "The Public’s Love/Hate Relationship with Epidemiology: The Burden of Being Relevant.”

This event is canceled.

Artist's Talk and Reception / UMassFive College Credit Union / 200 Westgate Drive, Hadley

Are you interested in helping run an annual event which helps nearly 1,000 students learn about and build with technology? If so, apply to be an organizer for next year's HackUMass! 

Come pick up some free giveaways and chat with university departments about campus resources and opportunities.

The Department of Biostatistics and Epidemiology, part of the School of Public Health and Health Sciences, will host a seminar, as part of the Biostatistics program: “Estimation for Possibly Non-Stationary Long Memory Processes."

UMass takes on UNH in this Hockey East matchup.

This series of small poured acrylic paintings contemplates flight and transportation as a metaphor for personal change.

Tomlinson’s goal is to create images that swim with a certain mood.

HHCO's 5: Dirty Crew, an urban dance crew at UMass Amherst, is searching for passionate and well-rounded dancers to join our family. 

Join UMass Dining to celebrate Lunar New Year in all Dining Commons.

Director Michelle Hendrick is seeking a joyful and eclectic group of storytellers for Mr. Burns, a post-electric play, the final show of the mainstage season. 

Join Jessica Moulton, program information specialists, for an in-person information session  to learn more about the Isenberg School of Management MSB&A program.

UMass battles Richmond at the Mullins Center.

Join us in welcoming Anne Massey as the new dean of the Isenberg School of Management during an evening of professional networking, remarks and conversation.

UMass battles Saint Joseph's at the Mullins Center.

This event has been canceled.

Roni Horn in Conversation with Julie Brigham-Grette and William Daniels; moderated by Shona Macdonald.  

UMass Music & Dance presents a concert by guest saxophonist David Stambler (Penn State University) and Nadine Shank, piano, with Jeffrey Holmes, piano, Dave Picchi, bass and Tom Giampietro, drums.

Dr. Buckley will discuss the hypothesis that environmental chemical exposures impair skeletal development and bone mass accrual, with a particular focus on the role of gestational and childhood exposures. 

Two sisters working out family tensions amid a climate crisis and the settlement of Mars. Four meddling kids and a dog confront the unexplainable and question their identities.