Spring 2025 Magazine

Fashion Forward

Innovation never goes out of style at UMass Lowell. Cover Story: Fashion Forward

Two long haired people in a row wearing sunglasses with graphically designed clothes.

The Cost of Fast Fashion

UML students and faculty tackle fashion's toll.

Professor Ying Huang with fashion tools drawn on an orange background.

5 Questions with Professor Ying Huang

Dig into the business of fashion.

A montage of 5 photographs of UMass Lowell fashion alumni.

Wear Are They Now?

Five design alumni make their marks.

Montage of photographs and graphic design elements with 4 people stylishly dressed.

Fashion for Good

Two alumni use fashion to move communities forward.

Other Fashion News

The Language of Fashion

Italian Studies professor tailors lessons to her country’s stylish history.

A student in a colorful sweater smiles excitedly at his laptop.

Threads of Thought

Philosophy major wrestles with ethics of fashion.

Poetic License

Digital Media major Rose Ngatchou’s clothing label aims to uplift.

Bernadette Stockwell wearing a coat she made.

Her Research is in Fashion

Adjunct Professor Bernadette Stockwell ’19 wore her scholarship on her sleeve.

UML News

Wendy and John Geraci hold up a sweatshirt from their company.

Face of Philanthropy

Giving Back Suits Them Well.

Draper Scholar, energy engineering doctoral student Paul Johnson ’21.

The Company We Keep

UML + Draper: Driving Innovation Together

A montage of images from a radio studio.

WUML Marks 70-Plus Years

Making Musical Memories

Julie Chen, Marty Meehan and Jack Hammond pose at University Crossing.

Meet the Newest LINC Partners

Lowell Innovation Network Corridor Ushers in the Future

Alumni Profiles

Kemi Olugemo ’87

Named Chief Medical Officer at Korro Bio

Jack Neary with his papers he donated to UMass Lowell.

Jack Neary '73

Donated His Papers to UML

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