Campus Welcomes Largest Incoming Class Ever
UMass Lowell welcomed 2,352 new undergraduate students to campus this fall.
Residence Life Helps Students Connect
This summer, UMass Lowell experienced the greatest demand for on-campus housing in its history.
Proposal Receives $125,000 in Research Funding
A proposal to develop a new materials science research facility using the University's high-energy ion accelerator has been chosen by the UMass President for funding.
Researchers Eye Global Warming
A new study suggests that global warming is raising surface temperatures in the Indian Ocean, which in turn is causing a dramatic decrease in rainfall over eastern and southern Africa.
'Business Scans' Provide Research for New Medical Devices
College of Management students provide valuable research on medical device ideas to M2D2.
First Round of Employees Complete Customized Certificate Program
The Division of Continuing Studies is helping transform the work force at Procter & Gamble/Gillette's South Boston plant through customized Engineering Technology certificate programs.
Loung Ung Named Community Fellow at Honors Fundraiser
When campus community members gather to honor seven retirees at the annual Honors Fellows fundraising gala at Allen House Oct. 16, they will also honor the program’s first community fellow.
Corporate Sponsors Donate $600,000 to Get Ideas to Market
UMass Lowell opened a fully automated BioManufacturing Pilot Plant that will help Massachusetts companies bring new biopharmaceuticals closer to commercial production.
Women’s Rowing May Become Varsity Sport
Veronika Platzer has been named head coach of the River Hawks women’s rowing program and director of the Bellegarde Boathouse.
Enrollment is Up and Recycling Initiative is Under Way
Chancellor Marty Meehan recognized faculty and staff for their achievements over the past year at open meetings on campus.
Key Games Will Be vs. BC, Michigan State
Returning players and brisk ticket sales combine as harbingers of successful season.
Four Projects Win University Funding
Four faculty-led projects were awarded UMass Lowell Public Service Grants for this year.
Pollution Prevention Roundtable Gives Awards
The Toxics Use Reduction Act and Joel Tickner were honored at the National Pollution Prevention Roundtable.
Mello to Discuss Gene Silencing Using RNA Interference
This year’s Konarka Sukant K. Tripathy Endowed Memorial Lecture will be held Oct. 16 at 3:30 p.m. at Alumni Hall on the North Campus.
Reorganization Stems from Committee Recommendations
Don Lampron has been named director of Maintenance and Trades in the Facilities Department, an organizational change recommended by a Facilities Review Advisory Committee established last fall.
Donations Honor 50th Anniversary of Management Education
UMass Lowell celebrated 50 years of management education and at the same time raised $1 million to expand learning facilities, student scholarships and other educational needs.
Whalen, Yestramski Head Advancement, Operational Services
David Whalen joined the University as vice chancellor for Advancement on Sept. 9 and Joanne Yestramski will become vice chancellor for administration, finance, facilities and technology on Sept. 22.
Community Fellow Also Honored
The University community will gather at the Honors Fellows Fundraiser to recognize and celebrate retired faculty and staff who have made significant contributions to the legacy of undergraduate scholarship.
Space Rock Measures Several Miles Wide
An asteroid circling the Sun between the orbits of Mars and Jupiter and measuring 2½ to 5½ miles across was named Umasslowell by the International Astronomical Union.
Globalization Scholars Highlight Forums
William Mass has been awarded funds from the Sloan Foundation Industry Studies Program to support the fall CIC-RESD seminar series.
Class of 2012 Inducted
More than 1,400 students attended Convocation 2008, the third in UMass Lowell history.
Most Successful Campus
UMass President Jack Wilson announced the winners of the 2008 Creative Economy grants, and UMass Lowell leads the system with four.
240 Move In to Nashua Digs
A new living arrangement for 240 UMass Lowell students offers the appeal of hotel living while recreating the campus residence hall experience. It is “UMass Lowell at the Radisson.”
Project Aims to Study Earth’s Radiation Belt
Researchers at UMass Lowell’s Center for Atmospheric Research have received a $4.8 million grant from Stanford University to minimize the threat of Earth’s radiation belts.
Grants from New Program Will Support Research, Education
UML grants to fund research and new faculty.
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