CJLS RISE into Research
CJLS RISE into Research is a summer program pairing SBS RISE students with a faculty mentor for a unique, real-world research experience.
UMass Journalism PR Class Collaborates With Springfield Thunderbirds
For students preparing for careers in public relations, the partnership offers a meaningful bridge between coursework and practical experience.
UMass Economist James Boyce’s Video Series Wins Silver at Anthem Awards
In “The Economics of War and Peace,” Boyce examines how economic incentives influence both the outbreak of conflict and the possibilities for sustaining peace.
Shoub and Sharrow Receive Research Grant, Support Undergraduate Research Experience
Kelsey Shoub, public policy, & Libby Sharrow, public policy & history, received a grant supporting their research on the effects of campus authority on students
Sleegers Publishes Design Analysis and History of Mauerpark Berlin
Frank Sleegers, Professor of Landscape Architecture, reflects on renowned German landscape architect Gustav Lange's (1937-2022) most significant work.
UMass Amherst joins the 2025 Midcoast Maine Envision Resilience Challenge
A team of UMass Amherst landscape architecture students led by assistant professor Samantha Solano will participate in the 2025 Envision Resilience Challenge.
Green Receives Gaius Bolin Fellowship at Williams College
Venus Mary Green, a doctoral student in the Department of Sociology, has been awarded the Gaius Charles Bolin Fellowship at Williams College.
UMass Poll Team on Trump's Epstein Problem
A team of researchers from the UMass Amherst Poll have written about the response to the current administration's handling of the Epstein files.
Carpenter Pens Column on Unlawful Orders
Charli Carpenter, political science and director of Human Security Lab, has written a column about ethical dilemmas facing U.S. troops today.
'The Global South Must Claim the Climate Mantle at COP30'
Jayati Ghosh, economics, has co-authored a new op-ed on economic opportunities for the Global South.