Brian Dillon Receives NSF Grant to Explore AI and Human Language Processing
Linguist Brian Dillon receives NSF grant to investigate how AI and humans differ in interpreting meaning during language comprehension.
Digging up ancient history in Tuscany
Each year, students apply to the Poggio Civitate Archaeological Field School and join the dig for the month of July.
Arya Gadage ’25 Combines STEM, Business, and Global Perspective Through iCons
Mathematics and German major Arya Gadage ’25 found community, clarity, and confidence through the UMass iCons Program.
Letícia Fernanda Carvalho Silva Receives Mellon/ACLS Dissertation Innovation Fellowship
Only UMass Amherst student awarded fellowship in 2025 cohort
Juniper Summer Writing Institute Opens Public Reading Series
The Juniper Summer Writing Institute’s weekly public readings return June 15–20 at Old Chapel.
Charles Walker-Hoover Recognized by NAACP Youth and College Division
Charles Walker-Hoover received a Certificate of Leadership from the NAACP Youth and College Division.
Screened Environments: DEFA Film Library Hosts Summer Film Institute and Public Festival
DEFA Film Library to host Summer Film Institute and public film festival exploring space, justice, and environment in East German cinema.
The UMass Bird-Friendly Project
Art and science come together to protect wildlife, create beauty, and build community.
UMass historian Stephen Platt Authors “The Raider”’
The Cundill Prize-winning UMass historian Stephen R. Platt published his fourth book, The Raider.
Brian Dillon Awarded Samuel F. Conti Faculty Fellowship
Professor of Linguistics Brian Dillon has been awarded a 2025 Conti Fellowship to pursue research on language processing and AI.