Sonja Drimmer Featured in Inside Higher Ed on AI and Writing
Sonja Drimmer is featured in a recent Inside Higher Ed article examining faculty perspectives on the use of generative AI in writing instruction.
Marla Miller Publishes New Article on Betsy Ross and Women’s Work in the American Revolution
Marla Miller, has published a new article exploring the historical legacy of Betsy Ross and the broader role of women’s labor during the American Revolution.
MFA for Poets and Writers to Present 2026 Literary Arts Festival
The UMass Amherst MFA for Poets and Writers will present UMass MFA’s Literary Arts Festival Friday, March 27, and Saturday, March 28.
Art Department to Host Spring Student Art Sale and Open Studios March 27
The Department of Art invites the local community to shop and support emerging artists at its spring Student Art Sale.
UMass Amherst Professor Malcolm Sen Explores Climate Crisis Through Irish Literature in New Book
Malcolm Sen’s book examines how contemporary Irish literature engages with the global climate crisis.
A Historical Antidote to Today's Fast Fashion Culture
Groundbreaking Graduate Student Emily Whitted conducts research on the rich history of textile repair in early America.
Bridging Disciplines Through Feminist Studies and Scholarship
Graduate certificate programs at UMass Amherst offer opportunities to expand and enrich academic and career goals.
More Than a Club: Inside UMass HFA’s Student Leadership Group
We had the opportunity to sit down with two of HFA’s Student Leadership Group Executive Board members to learn more about the club’s purpose, growth, and events
Kirsten Leng Publishes Book on Humor’s Power in U.S. Feminist History
Associate Professor of Women, Gender, Sexuality Studies Kirsten Leng published a book with the University of Nebraska Press titled Pleasure, Play, and Politics.
Roopa Vasudevan Featured in MASS MoCA Exhibition
Roopa Vasudevan’s work appears in Technologies of Relation at MASS MoCA, exploring how artists critically engage technology and digital futures.