Academics

Students in Professor Charmaine A. Nelson’s course created illustrated children’s books about slavery in the U.S. and Canada.

Four REPS students earned honors in UMass Amherst’s debut at the prestigious regional Russian Language Olympiada at Harvard. 

We met with students from the History of Art and Architecture program as they explored artworks to include in their student-curated exhibit.

An interdisciplinary panel of judges has selected six winners of the Why Do I Learn Languages Essay Contest.

This fall, first-year student Lily Avina had the wonderful opportunity to participate in the UMass Global Launch program.

Abigail Chabitnoy was recently featured in a Massachusetts Daily Collegian article written by English major Kalana Amarasekara.

Associate Professor Malcolm Sen explores how contemporary Irish writers are pointedly addressing the climate crisis in new Irish Times essay.

This year, UMass Amherst’s Master of Arts in Teaching Latin and Classical Humanities (M.A.T) program is celebrating 50 years of operation.

The Interdisciplinary Studies Institute invites faculty and students to submit applications for its 2024-25 fellowship program on "Entangled Environments."

In January 2024, the UMass Amherst Department of Classics was the recipient of a bequest of ancient Greek artifacts for use as a study collection.

The College of Humanities and Fine Arts will host a series of interactive, humanities-related events featuring Amanda McCorkindale 06, PhD.

Professor Debbie Felton, Department of Classics, gave invited presentations at two different seminars in Madrid, Spain during the week of October 14.