Department of English Doctoral Student Thakshala Tissera Wins 2024 Three Minute Thesis Competition
Thakshala Tissera, a doctoral student in the Department of English, has been named the winner of the 2024 Three Minute Thesis (3MT) competition.
Submissions Open for Spring 2024 HFA Creative Student Showcase
The HFA Student Leadership Group is now accepting submissions for the HFA Creative Student Showcase. Submissions are due by March 29.
From Roots to Wings: UMass Symposium to Celebrate Latinx/Latine Theater and Performance on April 8
The Department of Theater will host a collaborative symposium, “Building Bridges As We Walk" on April 8.
English Professor and Author David Toomey's New Book, "Kingdom of Play," Featured in The Atlantic
Kingdom of Play, a recent book by English professor and acclaimed author David Toomey, was profiled in a recent article in The Atlantic.
Three Graduate Architecture Students Earn Top Honors in MBMA Student Design Competition
Three students in the Department of Architecture received top honors in the 2024 Metal Building Manufacturers Association (MBMA) Student Design Competition.
HFA Days on April 11-12 Offers Immersive Humanities and Arts Experience with Open Classrooms, Faculty Talks, and More
Announcing HFA Days, a series of events on April 11-12 inviting the UMass community and public to experience different facets of the college.
German and Scandinavian Studies Program to Host Inaugural Sara Lennox Lecture in Black German Studies on April 2
The inaugural Sara Lennox Lecture in Black German Studies will take place on Tuesday, April 2, at 4.30 p.m. in the Hadley Room of Campus Center.
Registration for Fall 2024 CSA Shares from UMass Student Farm Now Open to Students, Faculty, Staff
Students, faculty, and staff can now register for the Fall 2024 CSA shares from the UMass Student Farm.
Submissions Now Open for Spring 2024 Issue of The Scribe
The Scribe, a literary and arts publication sponsored by HFA Student Leadership Group, is now accepting submissions for its next issue.
History's Kevin Young Co-Authors Article on the Civil Rights Movement and Climate Change
Historian Kevin Young recently co-authored an article asking: What lessons from the 1963 Civil Rights victory can be applied to climate change?
Catherine Coleman Flowers Delivers Powerful Lecture on Environmental Activism to Packed House in Student Union Ballroom
Environmentalist Catherine Coleman Flowers came to campus to speak on Feb. 29 to discuss systemic racism, climate injustice and water infrastructure in the U.S.