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Fall 2022

Concrete forming triangular points.

Brutally Beautiful

UMass’s architectural backbone—reconsidered

Fall 2022

Student in glasses kneeling to pet a golden labrador dog.

Glimpse

SEEN

Paws Program helps relieve student stress

Extra Credit

Cross-stitched image of flowers below image text: Bad character (I)

Needle In a Library Stack

The ‘unseen labor’ that helps us find the data we’re looking for

Spring 2022

A red and blue pop art style photo of a falcon.

Watch

Banded together

W. E. B. Du Bois Library is making conservation efforts to keep falcons off the endangered species list

Fall 2021

Three students sitting on benches near campus pond.

Listen

Around the Pond

The future of fun
Whistleblowers, unite!
Brain games

Summer 2021

Black and white photo with green and red blocks.

Black Women, Visible and Heard

The history of the Black Feminist Archive in the Special Collections and University Archives

Summer 2021

Three researchers in a lab.

Connections

Class Notes and more

Summer 2021

Branded truck driving to deliver food.

Accomplished

Radical Hospitality
An Impact on Implants
50 Years of Consciousness

Extra Credit

Black Mass Communications Project members at the Du Bois Homesite 20th anniversary celebration

Preserving a Rich Tapestry of Black History

UMass archivists shine a light on the past

Winter 2020

Artistic chronology of personal protective equipment

Unmasked: A brief history of PPE

Protecting ourselves from pandemics—through the ages

Spring 2020

Photo collage of Ellsberg’s military ID

Watch

The Most Dangerous Man in America

Daniel Ellsberg brings his archive—and activism—to UMass

Summer 2018

Down the Rabbit Hole

Down the Rabbit Hole

UMass experts cast a clear eye on fake news and our disorienting media landscape.