HFA to Host Interdisciplinary Lightning Talks on Dec. 7
HFA will host Interdisciplinary Lightning Talks on Thursday, Dec. 7, from 4-6 p.m. in the Commonwealth Honors College Events Hall.
Students in LLC’s Online Certificate Interpreting Program Collaborate with School of Public Health & Health Sciences for Simulation Exercises
Students in from the LLC Online Certificate Interpreting Program recently collaborated with School of Public Health & Health Sciences on a language project.
HFA Celebrates Homecoming 2023 with Student-Alumni Networking, Reception, and More
The College of Humanities & Fine Arts hosted several events during the university's 2023 Homecoming Weekend.
HFA Winter Courses to Include New Linguistics and French Options for Students
HFA will offer new classes in linguistics and French during the winter 2024 session.
W.E.B. Du Bois Department of Afro-American Studies to Host Symposium and Memorial Honoring Late Professor John H. Bracey
The W.E.B. Du Bois Department of Afro-American Studies is hosting a symposium and a memorial Oct. 20-21 honoring the late Professor John H. Bracey, Jr.
Hammer Time: How Students, Faculty, Local Businesses and Holyoke’s Community Development Corporation Are Teaming Up to Fight the Housing Crisis
They call it “Paper House”: a modular, 500-square-foot, high-performance, net zero, low-carbon house designed and built by the students in UMass DesignBuild.
German Program Welcomes 65 High School Students to Campus for German Day
The HFA German and Scandinavian (GSS) Program at the University of Massachusetts Amherst welcomed 65 high school students to campus for German Day.
How Director Dawn Monique Williams 11’G is Removing Barriers of Access to Theater
Director Dawn Monique Williams 11’G, who recently became a two-time UMass Amherst alumna, shares her love of the theater and what brought her back to UMass.
Back to School: A Peek at Student Learning in HFA Classrooms
Curious what faculty are teaching inside HFA classrooms? Head back to school with these stories about courses in music, philosophy, classics, and architechture.
First-Year HFA Students Reflect on their Fall Semester in London
A cohort of first-year students spent their first semester abroad in London. Here's what they had to say about their experience.
Art Exhibit Curated by Afro Am Studies Alumna Kiara Hill Celebrates the Late Nelson Stevens
"Nelson Stevens: Color Rapping," curated by alumna Kiara Hill, celebrates Nelson Steven—late UMass Amherst professor in the Department of Afro-American Studies.