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Fall 2023

Colorful mural of a man with an afro.

In Memoriam

Honoring a professor, activist, and artist who fought for civil rights, a hard-working Boston Globe journalist, and more

Fall 2023

Seven amphibian species in a circle around a grayed-out microscopic image of a fungal cell.

Wow

Actin Up

Researchers at UMass are racing to stop widespread amphibian extinction

Fall 2023

Photo of a hand gripping a waffle ice cream cone with three different scoops, and rainbow sprinkles.

Wow

Ice Cream of the Crop

Herrell’s hosts creations from UMass food science ice cream flavor contest

Fall 2023

Simple sketch of scissors cutting a large red ribbon.

Glimpse

Around the Pond

Grand Openings—and more

Fall 2023

Student with backward ballcap sitting at a desk with four color monitors.

Glimpse

Play by Play

Sports Journalism students get hands-on experience—and class credit—broadcasting live UMass athletics events

Fall 2023

Blue and yellow shredded paper woven through Russian language lesson sheets.

Wow

Literary Device

UMass researchers using AI to translate books into 20+ languages

Spring 2023

A person in a lab coat looks through binoculars and points towards a coffee plant.

Fixing Coffee

A path to sustainable beans, lands, and lives

Spring 2023

A black and white photo of a smiling person with short dark hair.

I am First-Gen

Claiming a mark of achievement and pride

Spring 2023

A smiling person in an inflatable flamingo raft.

Watch

Around the Pond

Flocking together
Under construction
Sacred smoke

Spring 2023

A person with an eye mask on their face.

Glimpse

Form, meet function

Technology you can wear

Extra Credit

Frame from A Bout de Souffle (Breathless): a close-up of a short-haired feminine face with finger raised, poised to bite a fingernail

Multiplying the Possibilities of Cinema

Associate Professor Don E. Levine on Filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard

Fall 2022

Melinda Tarsi smiles at the a purple slice of pie chart in her palm, in her office.

Strong opinions

UMass Poll tracks how we’ve changed our minds