UMass Boston’s School for the Environment Dean Bob Chen has been named a member of the Host Committee for The Earthshot Prize, Boston 2022.

An art exhibition showcasing the works of late Professor Emerita Melissa Shook brought together art appreciators from all over the Boston area.

UMass Boston came together for its third Black Lives Matter Day this week, celebrating Black lives and contributions not only here on campus, but throughout the community and world.

UMass Boston students traveled to Orlando earlier this year dressed as Disney princesses to put smiles on the faces of sick children at the AdventHealth for Children Hospital in Orlando.

UMBPD is raising funds to bring a full-time community resource dog to UMass Boston, trained to provide comfort and serve as an ambassador for the department.

The new issue of the English Department’s publication, Undercurrents: A Journal of Undergraduate Student Composition, has been released. New issues can be found on the journal’s website.

Deogwoon Kim and SangA Lee traveled to Malawi this past spring to conduct research for their dissertations on women’s health.

The Baker-Polito Administration awarded a new $820,000 innovation grant to UMass Boston from the Seaport Economic Council (SEC), which will invest in new research and development tools on the waterfront campus and spur engagement with innovative BlueTech startups.

UMass Boston will launch a study on October 18 aimed at better understanding the perceptions of students about the campus climate. The survey of the racial climate on the UMass Boston campus will be administered by the National Assessment of Collegiate Campus Climates (NACCC).

UMass Boston’s online Bachelor of Science in Nursing (RN-BS) program has been named one of the best in the nation, according to RNtoMSN.org, a project of Degree Prospects, an organization that creates some of the online tools for nursing students.

The Institute for Early Education Leadership and Innovation (the Early Ed Leadership Institute) at UMass Boston is pleased to announce the selection of nine Early Education Leadership Fellows for the 2022-2023 cohort of its Post-Master’s Certificate Program.

Every year, the USCIS holds special naturalization ceremonies across the country to celebrate the connection between the Constitution and citizenship and highlight what it means to be a citizen of the United States.

A UMass Boston education will give you exactly the right knowledge and experience you’ll need to be a powerful agent of change, Chancellor Marcelo Suárez-Orozco told the campus community during Convocation Wednesday.

The Maccoby Award honors a book in the field of psychology that has had or promises to have a profound effect on developmental psychology.

UMass Boston Assistant Professor of Sociology Evan Stewart and Associate Professor of Sociology Jaime Kucinskas at Hamilton College examine whether spiritual and religious practices differentially contribute to civic and political engagement.

A new publication issued by UMass Boston’s Institute for Asian American Studies (IAAS) and Center for Women in Politics and Public Policy provides a first-ever in-depth analysis of the experiences of the five Asian American women elected to the 160-member House.

In their work at UMass Boston’s Center for Social and Demographic Research on Aging, five undergraduate research assistants find themselves considering the lives of people on the other end of the adulthood spectrum.

The NWWN is dedicated to supporting, preserving, and enhancing the nation’s working waterfronts.

Alum makes a gift in honor of his professor.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu has named Professor of Latin American and Iberian Studies Reyes Coll-Tellechea as chairwoman of the city’s Human Rights Commission, which aims to advance equity, understanding, and respect for all.