Academics

Malcolm Sen’s book examines how contemporary Irish literature engages with the global climate crisis.

Graduate certificate programs at UMass Amherst offer opportunities to expand and enrich academic and career goals.

Groundbreaking Graduate Student Emily Whitted conducts research on the rich history of textile repair in early America.

Associate Professor of Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies Kirsten Leng published a book with the University of Nebraska Press titled Pleasure, Play, and Politics.

Giuttari touched on the writing and publishing process, her time at UMass, and her hopes for her new book, Most Eligible.

Three UMass Theater alums work with Plays in Place to present historical plays where they happened.

Lecture was given by Dr. Guyda Armstrong (Rylands Research Institute/University of Manchester UK) and introduced by the Consul General of Italy in Boston.

Barbara Zecchi on launching the film studies major and videographic criticism graduate certificate at UMass. 

The Listening Room serves as a unique daytime concert series where students and faculty perform side by side.

Dr. Timothy Rohan will lead his annual tour of Brutalist architecture offering a deep dive into the rich history behind the distinctive buildings campus.

This past Friday marked a proud and exciting moment for students in Professor Monika Schmitter’s Curating Views of Venice course.

Two student artists were commissioned to create a mural for the IASC conference, with HFA financial support