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Trailblazing Research to Protect Pollinators
Lynn Adler sitting on a table surrounded by lab equipment.
Evolutionary ecologist Lynn Adler’s research is uncovering important new clues about interactions between pollinators, pathogens, and plants.
April 21, 2026
New Bee Campus Website Takes Flight
Bee

Facilities and Campus Services and the UMass Bee Campus Committee have launched a new Bee Campus UMass website.

December 4, 2025
UMass Amherst in Princeton Review’s top 10
solar canopy over parking lot

UMass Amherst rises to top 10 in the Princeton Review’s 2026 ‘Green Colleges’ list

December 4, 2025
UMass Amherst Receives $1.66 Million Grant to Enhance Electrical Distribution System
CHP

The award is a matching grant that provides funding for major improvements to the campus’ hybrid microgrid

December 4, 2025
Flood Resilience in Vermont’s Deerfield River Valley
Julia Opel explains a flood-planning board game developed by the RISE Project.

LARP graduate students, local officials team up to build flood resilience in Vermont’s Deerfield River Valley

December 4, 2025
New EV charging initiative in Massachusetts
Erin Baker (left) and Faustina Sarfo

UMass Energy Transition institute’s Baker, Sarfo partner on new EV charging initiative in Massachusetts

December 4, 2025
Turning Old Smartphones into Battery-free, Biodegradable Ecosystem Monitors
pile of used smartphones

The tool, to be created by UMass researchers under an NSF grant, will be less expensive than current monitors and won’t generate future waste or pollution.

October 6, 2025
New2U Thrift Store Earns 2025 Campus Race to Zero Waste Case Study Competition Title
CR2ZW Winner Logo

The success of the New2U Thrift Store has led to UMass Amherst being named winner in the Waste Diversion category of the 2025 Campus Race to Zero Waste Case Study Competition.

September 18, 2025
Students, Grounds Staff, and Volunteers Install New Pollinator Garden
Eastman Lane Pollinator Garden Install

UMass student volunteers and grounds staff recently completed the planting of a new pollinator garden and meadow located at the top of Eastman Lane. The group planted approximately 2,700 seed plugs of native pollinator-friendly species of plants and shrubs following two days of preparation by Facilities and Campus Services’ Landscape and Grounds staff.

September 18, 2025

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