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UMass Boston’s Project ALERTA Honored at White House as Top After-school Program ›
November 01, 2010 - Crystal Bozek
Project ALERTA was one of only 15 after-school programs chosen from 458 nominations nationwide for an award from the White House.
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Chancellor Appoints UMass Boston Board of Visitors ›
October 28, 2010 - Office of Communications
A new University of Massachusetts Boston Board of Visitors comprised of about 50 alumni, leaders, and friends of the university has been established.
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UMass Boston Beacons Baseball Team Receives Championship Rings ›
October 26, 2010 - Office of Communications
The UMass Boston Beacons baseball team capped off their team's best season in university history when they received their championship rings.
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Boston-led Consortium to Meet in Haiti to Plan Rebuild of Higher Education System ›
October 22, 2010 - Office of Communications
UMass Boston and the UMass President’s Office are bringing together a consortium of colleges to support rebuilding and improving higher education in Haiti.
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First Lady Michelle Obama Honors UMass Boston’s Project ALERTA at White House ›
October 20, 2010 - by Office of Communications
First Lady Michelle Obama presents a National Arts and Humanities award to 5th grader Noelia Lugo and Project ALERTA founder Lucia Mayerson-David.
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A Walk Through UMass Boston’s “Arts on the Point” ›
October 07, 2010 - Danielle Dreilinger
Arts on the Point makes a statement about UMass Boston, declaring that this urban, public university is home to innovation and intellectual discipline.
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Freshman Success Communities: Learning and Bonding ›
October 07, 2010 - Pamela Worth
CSM dean Andrew Grosovsky developed Freshmen Success Communities in response to the challenges facing undergraduate students at UMass Boston.
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Campus Notes for The Point Issue #12 ›
October 07, 2010 - Office of Communications
Read the Campus Notes for The Point Issue #12.
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Success in Reducing Urban Community Health Disparities on the Horizon ›
October 07, 2010 - Jim Mortenson
At the Horizon Center, UMass Boston functions as a ‘lab to the community,’ which involves listening to Roxbury residents and the health issues they face.
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Aspiring Computer Scientists Participate in UMass Boston’s Tech Savvy Computing Camp ›
September 13, 2010 - Joyce (Jue) Wang, Joseph Paul Cohen, Wei Ding, Deborah Boisvert, and James Mortenson
UMass Boston hosted a one-day computing camp designed to serve as the launching point for developing a week-long summer science camp.
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