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“Defiled”: Dana Ellyn, Matt Sesow, and the Recent Vocabulary of Popular Politics ›
On exhibit from April 7 to April 25, "Defiled" features the work of two Washington D.C. based artists: Dana Ellyn and Matt Sesow, a couple whose respective works speak the language of the 21st century American political consciousness. -
Celtics Captain Paul Pierce to Speak on Campus Thursday ›
Boston Celtics captain Paul Pierce is coming to UMass Boston on Thursday to speak to students about leadership in sports. He will be joined by Tara Mardigan, a nutritionist for the Boston Red Sox, and Bob Ryan, a columnist emeritus at The Boston Globe.Tags: athletics, leadership, undergraduate student government
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Trustees Approve New School for the Environment at UMass Boston ›
The University of Massachusetts Boston today took a major step toward becoming a global leader in environmental research, education, and outreach, with the UMass Board of Trustees’s approval of a new School for the Environment.Tags: chancellor, eeos, environment, provost, robyn hannigan, school for the environment
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Beacons Hockey Teams Advance to ECAC Semifinals ›
Both the men's and women's hockey teams will play in the ECAC East tournament semifinals this weekend following big wins in their first-round games. -
UMass Boston Breaks Ground on $113 Million General Academic Building No. 1 ›
University’s Second New Academic Building Expected to Open in 2015Tags: chancellor, performing arts, gab, groundbreaking, arts, general academic building no. 1, chemistry
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Expert on Hispanic Catholicism to Speak at UMass Boston ›
As Catholics around the world celebrate Lent, a season of sacrifice and self-evaluation, the Gastón Institute at the University of Massachusetts Boston will host a lecture by Hosffman Ospino, a leading expert on the intersection of Catholicism and Latino culture.Tags: gaston institute, latinos, catholicism, hosffman ospino
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Student Playwrights Festival Kicks Off Wednesday With Free Readings ›
The Performing Arts Department kicks off its inaugural Student Playwrights Festival Wednesday with free staged readings of four plays written by UMass Boston students. Four fully-staged productions follow in March.Tags: performing arts, theater, theatre, student playwrights festival, performing arts department
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The Week in Beacons Sports (February 11-17) ›
The regular season may be over, but four Beacons squads are headed to the playoffs this week.Tags: athletics, beacons, umass beacons, sports, playoffs
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Rapper and Actor Ice-T Coming to Campus ›
Television actor and former rapper Ice-T is coming to UMass Boston on March 6 to speak to students about overcoming the impossible.Tags: entertainment, ice-t
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UMass Boston Professors, Students Watch Launch of Satellite That Will Gather Data for $970K Grant ›
A group of graduate students from UMass Boston and professors Crystal Schaaf and ZhongPing Lee were in California to watch the launch of a satellite that is churning out data for UMass Boston researchers to use in a project funded by the U.S. Geological Survey.Tags: research, eeos, csm, college of science and mathematics, crystal schaaf, satellite, satellite launch
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