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Nearly 70% of the incoming class is from Massachusetts, as overall the class represents 42 U.S. states, Washington, D.C., Puerto Rico and 60 countries.
Democrats and Republicans largely agree on what constitutes corruption, but partisan loyalties change how they judge identical presidential behavior.
Large groups of students will be moving in beginning Monday, Aug. 31, while Wednesday, Sept. 2 through Friday, Sept. 4 will bring the heaviest traffic on and around campus.
This resource for the campus community, which is updated regularly, is dedicated to collecting and sharing vital information for students and employees in response to changes in the federal landscape.
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The Office of News and Media Relations works closely with journalists and the campus community to tell the UMass Amherst story. We gather and promote newsworthy developments about the achievements of faculty, staff and students; the university's programs and policies; research discoveries; and community outreach efforts.
Our team provides a variety of services: news releases, social media, video, photography, Inside UMass newsletter, crisis communication and reputation management, promotion of faculty expertise, and interview preparation. We are part of University Relations, which promotes UMass Amherst to all our varied audiences, both internal and external.
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