Alumni & Friends
Rachael Splaine Rollins '94
For her entire career, Rachael Rollins has pushed boundaries and challenged the status quo in the pursuit of justice. Working as district attorney for Suffolk County in Massachusetts, Rollins developed a reputation as a progressive, reform-minded prosecutor. She was recently confirmed by the Senate to be U.S. attorney for Massachusetts, making her the first Black woman to hold the role in the history of the Commonwealth.
UMass the magazine
Featuring accomplished alumni, exceptional students, and noteworthy faculty, UMass magazine tells the story of the University of Massachusetts Amherst in words, pictures and more.
Virtual Events
Dedicated faculty and staff across the college have worked to ensure students and the campus community continue to ask challenging, critical questions and experience meaningful connections. Through online formats, we've hosted guest speakers and artists and organized conversations around current events. Furthermore, these efforts have seen increased engagement with alumni. Moving events into the virtual realm means alumni from around the globe can connect with UMass Amherst, wherever they are.
Global UMass Community
Vibrant and pioneering, the UMass Amherst Alumni Association plays an essential role in engaging and mobilizing alumni, enhancing the student experience, and advancing UMass Amherst as a top public research university.
