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  • Berkshire seniors confront challenges of aging

    Berkshire Eagle, January 27 2013

    Professor of Gerontology Jan Mutchler says the National Elder Economic Security Index, a new tool developed by researchers at the Gerontology Institute, shows the average senior citizen in Massachusetts needs at least $10,000 in annual income to supplement the benefits provided by Social Security.
  • Still Keeping the Peace, Vineyard Mediation Looks to Next Stage

    The Vineyard Gazette, January 25 2013

    A $28,000 grant administered by the Massachusetts Office of Public Collaboration at UMass Boston has given a much-needed fiscal boost to the Martha’s Vineyard Mediation Program, which helps island residents resolve disputes before they get to court.
  • John Kerry: From Senator to Secretary

    WGBH, January 24 2013

    Associate Professor of Political Science Erin O’Brien talks to WGBH host Callie Crossley about a big week in Washington, highlighted by President Obama’s inauguration speech, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s testimony on Benghazi, and Senator John Kerry’s confirmation hearings.
  • Join RCASA for a Special Film Screening & Panel Discussion

    January 24 2013

    Outlet: Reading-North Reading Patch

    new My Name was Bette Film Screening & RCASA Panel Discussion Credit Erica McNamara, RCASA http://o4.aolcdn.com/dims-shared/dims3/PATCH/resize/273x203/http://hss-prod.hss.aol.com/hss/storage/patch/ad5bb95e3f93f3825681e5fc07ecbd16 http://o2.aolc
  • Former Iran lawmakers offer nuclear compromise

    Yahoo! News Singapore, January 24 2013

    Fatemeh Haghighatjoo, a visiting scholar in the Women’s Leadership in a Global Perspective graduate certificate program, says tough international sanctions are causing great harm to everyday Iranians.
  • A new sheriff checks in; Tompkins ‘right man at right time,’ says Patrick of Cabral’s successo

    Dorchester Reporter, January 24 2013

    Steve Tompkins, who holds a master’s degree from UMass Boston, has been appointed sheriff of Suffolk County by Governor Deval Patrick.
  • Help Out at the Mass. Memories Road Show on Saturday, March 16!

    January 23 2013

    Outlet: Lexington (Mass.) Patch

    new LexCelebrate! Incorporation Weekend http://lexington.patch.com/announcements/help-out-at-the-mass-memories-road-show-on-saturday-march-16/media_attachments/edit?upload_started=1358989044 Organization: Mass. Memories Road Show, Lexington
  • After holiday pig-outs, it’s time for workouts

    January 23 2013

    Outlet: Ultimate Spring

    Michael Wood Michael Wood answers questions: Q: Now that the holidays are over, how can we ensure that we don’t continue overindulging when we eat? A: Before you eat, drink at least eight ounces of water. You will quench your thirst (dehydra
  • Read Spotlight Story

    January 23 2013

    Outlet: University Business - Online

    Registration opens for UBTech 2013, the annual higher ed tech leadership conference from University Business Wed, 01/23/2013 - 11:18am Web Only Registration opens for UBTech 2013, the annual higher ed tech leadership conference from Universi
  • Patrick’s Education Proposal Could Freeze UMass Tuition

    WBUR, January 23 2013

    Student trustee Alexis Marvel talks to WBUR reporter Fred Bever for this story about Governor Patrick’s tax plan, which would increase state contributions to the UMass system and pave the way for a two-year tuition freeze across the five campuses.
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