The Center for Teaching and Learning (CTL) invites you to participate in an interactive webinar on facilitating classroom conversations across differences during this time of high tensions, polarization and divisiveness in the run-up to the 2020 Presidential Election and amid a pandemic, economic crisis, deep social unrest in response to systemic racism and xenophobia, and threats to academic freedom.

Please join us for Graduate Film Certificate presentations by Bibiana Med (MFA, Studio Arts) and Shastri Akella (Ph.D., Comparative Literature)! Please contact the Graduate Program Director to rsvp: ciecko@comm.umass.edu

Come join us on zoom for another AASA-lympics event! Members will be competing against other teams each led by E-board members to win a grand prize at the end! We have many exciting activities planned and this is a great chance to meet new people, reconnect with old friends, and get competitive! 

Join the Stonewall Center for a Virtual Queereoke Night.

The UMass Unions United Labor Chorus and Building Bridges invite you to our first Song Swap! Featuring Elise Bryant, special guests and community members.

This year’s Building Bridges Virtual Showcase provides a variety of opportunities to come together online and participate in one of several Live Sessions and to view our Digital Galleries.

Featuring works by over 50 artists from 17 countries, Breathing While Black is a juried digital visual art exhibition, inviting international response to the recent and ongoing slaughter of Black Americans.

UPC hosts weekly Friday night Late Night Movies.

Let's Talk : International Edition. Free, friendly virtual drop-in session for international students with a counselor from the Center for Counseling & Psychological Health (CCPH).

Come join us as we will be continue our study of the Gospel of John.  

Artist Kenny Harris explores the rich territory of myths in his whimsical, graphic, figurative forms.

Vote for the best UMass spirit submitted by students and RSOs for big prizes.

Bring UMass pride to your hometown by participating in our new Homecoming tradition! Students and alumni alike are invited to compete in the UMass Pride Challenge, from your own home.

Minutemen everywhere can show their school pride by decorating their home or work office. Take a picture showcasing your UMass pennants, diploma, swag, etc., and post to social media.

This event will be a way for students to showcase where they are staying during this remote semester. UMass students will be submitting short length videos of whatever they call home and these videos will be adhering to university guidelines.

Over three days, 22-24 October 2020, the W.E.B. Du Bois Department of Afro-American Studies will hold a virtual symposium to recognize fifty years on the UMass Amherst campus. The fiftieth anniversary theme is Conscious to Woke: Fifty Years of Revolutionary Black Thought.