Evans Receives NIH Grants Totaling $17.9 Million to Advance Research Tackling Opioid Overdose and HIV Prevention and Treatment
Elizabeth Evans has received four awards from the NIH totaling $17.9 million to advance research tackling opioid overdose and HIV prevention and treatment.
Ciullo Receives Awards to Support Dissertation Research to Improve Outcomes in School-Age Children with Communication Disorders
Brittany Ciullo has received a two-year, F31 award from the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders to support her dissertation.
SEIGMA Concludes its Groundbreaking Research into Impacts of Gambling
The Social and Economic Impacts of Gambling in Massachusetts (SEIGMA) research study is coming to an end after more than a decade of unprecedented studies.
UMass Amherst Leads Two Food Drives Amid Growing Food Insecurity Concerns
Students, faculty and staff rally to collect food donations at locations across campus and UMass Downtown.
Jay Gump Competes at Cycling World Championships
Jay Gump represented the U.S. at the UCI Gran Fondo World Championships in Lorne, Australia, finishing 10th of 167 cyclists in his age group (55-59).
Public Health Sciences Alumna Chloé Massabni ‘25 Wins Fulbright Award
Public Health Sciences alumna Chloé Massabni ’25 has been awarded a U.S. Fulbright grant for the 2025-2026 academic year.
Alumna Sharon Bonsu ’23, ’24MS Receives Pair of Nutrition Awards
Nutrition alumna Sharon Bonsu '23, '24M, was recently selected for a pair of prestigious nutrition awards.
SPHHS Faculty Named 2025-26 ADVANCE Faculty Fellows
Faculty members Elizabeth Evans, Chaoran Ma, Sarah Roelker, and Jasleen Singh have been selected to the 2025-2026 cohort of ADVANCE Faculty Fellows.
Dean’s Message – October 2025
Dean Siega-Riz provides her monthly newsletter message for October 2025.
Serving Vulnerable Populations through Community-Partnered Research
The UMass Amherst Foundation profiles Elizabeth Evans' community-partnered research promoting interventions to help people with substance abuse disorders.
Zoe Smith Takes Home Pair of NEACSM Awards
Kinesiology doctoral student Zoe Smith received a pair of awards during the annual NEACSM Fall Conference held October 16-17, 2025, in Springfield, Mass.