In this talk, Safiya Noble, cofounder and codirector of the UCLA Center for Critical Internet Inquiry (C2i2), argues that data discrimination is a real social problem that demands new paradigms of justice in the technology sector. Dr. Noble’s talk suggests practical and imaginative ways for information professionals like librarians, museum curators, and knowledge managers to take seriously the role they can play in synthesizing complex social crises to create positive social change.

These virtual accountability sessions offer dedicated time and facilitated support to work on your project, whether it is to write a proposal or manuscript, or to design a unit for your online course.

The UMass Amherst Computational Social Science Institute has assembled a panel of three computational social science pioneers —Sandra Matz, Sendhil Mullainathan, and Duncan Watts — to discuss what defines this emerging field. 

Want to learn about summer and fall internships in the Boston Area? Meet representatives from the Greater Boston area from a wide variety of fields for many majors, ranging from banking, retail, customer service, operations, staffing firms, non-profits, government, and education, including summer camps. 

As we pass the halfway mark through the semester, it is important we give ourselves the time to relax and destress.

UMass Hindu YUVA presents a calm and Zen Yoga Workshop which promises a relaxing break from classes! Come and discover various Yoga poses to relieve stress and anxiety. 

"CURRENT | UNDERCURRENT is a visual conversation relating to current events such as COVID-19, gender (LGBTQIA+, masculinity) racial justice (Black Lives Matter), and climate change. The show addresses these issues through the shared anxiety of a divided nation and a partisan political climate. 

This drop-in group will invite students to think critically about their social media usage in a nonjudgmental setting.

A group where Black undergraduate students can find their voice at UMass.

A support group for LGBTQIA+ people exploring how identity, conflict, and microaggressions impact you and your partners.

Ackerson’s paintings are distinguished by their high vantage points and richly textured  surfaces. From a birds-eye view, he  presents narrative scenes which are an imaginative take on popular culture, modern life and the hidden world of the human psyche. 

The UMass Stonewall Center and the UMass Student Union Art Gallery (SUAG) are curating a virtual art exhibit, Queer and Trans Visions, April 19th - April 25th in the SUAG's virtual online art gallery.

In August of 1979, Steven Watson and Carol Huebner mailed 200 invitations to artists they had never met, asking if they would like to contribute to a project about the previous decade.

Get inspired during National Women's History Month by diving into a fascinating memoir by a strong and powerful female leader. 

Vibrant and uniquely executed paintings and drawings are inspired by dreams, spirituality, life in the country, family, and animals.

Join UMass Hillel as we celebrate Passover! We're here for you, wherever you are and however you'd like to connect.