College of Humanities and Fine Arts
Professor Martín Espada wins the Poetry Foundation’s prestigious 2018 Ruth Lilly Poetry Prize.
The example of W.E.B. Du Bois, born 150 years ago, is powerfully timeless.
Student dancers explore creativity and repression in Cadáver Exquisito.
Behind the scenes at the University Museum of Contemporary Art’s 5 Takes on African Art exhibition.
Chris Sarage ’92 went from working at Amherst’s Antonio’s Pizza to opening up his own place in Bolivia in the world’s largest salt flat.
Filmmaker Eric Stange ’76 searches for the real Edgar Allan Poe in a new PBS documentary.
Elizabeth Warren speaks to UMass grads, a visit by Noam Chomsky, and South College renovations.
Jenny McKeon ’13 illustrates her journey from UMass Amherst to a career as a manga translator.
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