University of Massachusetts Lowell
Bat Lab Featured in MOS Exhibit
UML's Baseball Research Center will be featured in a new exhibit at the Boston Museum of Science and in a new Discovery Channel TV program.
Girls Inc. Honors Exec. Vice Chancellor
Executive Vice Chancellor Jacqueline F. Moloney has been named 2008 Woman of the Year by Girls Inc. of Greater Lowell.
Racers Place 21st out of 44
The River Hawks Racing Team, composed of mechanical and electrical engineering majors, was pitted against schools from across the U.S. and Canada in a series of races.
Students Encouraged to Dream Big
The WISE program encourages girls to pursue careers in science and engineering.
Former UML Assistant Coach Returns to Lead River Hawks
Greg Herenda, an assistant men’s basketball coach at UMass Lowell from 1983 to 1985, has been named the River Hawks new head men’s basketball coach, according to Athletics Director Dana Skinner.
Sen. Kerry, Honorary Degree Recipients Speak
More than 150 people gathered at Allen House the night before Commencement to recognize student award-winners, honorary degree recipients and the distinguished alumni award winner.
Emergency Fund a Fitting Tribute to Late Financial Aid Director
Family and friends attended a tribute to the late Dick Barrett, raising funds for an endowment that will help students in emergency financial situations.
Local Writer Publishes 10th Novel
UML Adjunct Prof. David Daniel has published his 10th novel, and is awaiting publication of a collection of stories.
Ex-Gov. Dukakis Among Attendees
The history and influence of the Southeast Asian community in Lowell was honored recently.
U.S. Sen. John Kerry Addresses Class of 2008
Chancellor Marty Meehan leads his first Commencement ceremonies for more than 2,000 graduates on May 31.
Looks to "Internationalize" the UMass Lowell Experience
Newly appointed Provost Ahmed Abdelal wants three vice provosts to oversee undergraduate, graduate and research programs.
Organic Landscaper, Facilities Partner on Campus Program
UMass Lowell's Facilities Office and a local organic lawn-care expert are working together to keep chemicals off the grass.
Fictional Account Set in Florida
Andre Dubus III's new novel is set in a Florida town just before the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Web-Based Courses Continue to Build
The number of courses and programs UMass Lowell offers online is continuing to draw in students from not only this region, but around the country.
Recounts Adolescence at St. Paul’s School
Geoffrey Douglas' latest book remembers adolescence at St. Paul's school.
Technology Has Up to 100 Percent Accuracy
Mil’shtein and his students have developed a novel contactless fingerprint scanner that can produce line scans of fingers without any distortion.
Recognize for Teaching, Research
Susan Braunhut of the Biological Sciences Department has been named UMass Lowell’s University Professor in recognition of her esteemed teaching, research and service to the University.
Researcher Yanco Will Share in $500,000 Award
Microsoft Corp. has selected Assoc. Prof. Holly Yanco’s robotics project as one of eight proposals that will share $500,000 in research funding and advanced software applications.
Breeding Pair of Falcons Take Up Residence atop Fox Hall
The pair of peregrine falcons that had chosen to call 18-story Fox Hall home wants to keep their daily lives private, and they’ll do anything to make sure it stays that way.
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