In the Media
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Bellingham grads launch nightlife app
Article on how UMass Boston senior Andrew Melchiorri and his business partner have created a free mobile app, MassNightly, which allows users to search for events and special offers at Massachusetts bars and restaurants. -
“Revealed: Why the Pundits Are Wrong About Big Money and the 2012 Elections,” Thomas Ferguson, et al
Professor of Political Science Thomas Ferguson coauthored this article on the role of Super PACs in the 2012 election. -
University of Massachusetts Boston Receives $1 Million From Osher Foundation
Article on how the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) at UMass Boston has received a second $1 million grant from the Bernard Osher Foundation. -
Scramble underway for Kerry’s seat
Associate Professor of Political Science Maurice Cunningham is quoted in this article on possible replacements for Senator John Kerry, who has been nominated to replace Hillary Clinton as U.S. Secretary of State. -
With Kerry nomination imminent, scramble to replace him in the Senate begins
Associate Professor of Political Science Maurice Cunningham is quoted in this article on possible replacements for Senator John Kerry, who has been nominated to replace Hillary Clinton as U.S. Secretary of State. -
Hundreds of New England Officers Arrive in Lynchburg to Support Nathan Norman
Article on police officers from New England who traveled to Lynchburg, Virginia to fulfill the wish of 5-year-old cancer patient Nathan Norman quotes UMass Boston Police Officer Jorge Ortiz, who was one of hundreds of officers in attendance. -
‘Aloha,’ Senator: Remembering Daniel Inouye
Paul Watanabe, associate professor and department chair of political science and director of the Institute for Asian American Studies, authored this article on the legacy of Hawaiian Senator Daniel Inouye, who died on Monday from respiratory complications. -
Christmas in motion
Article on events around Dorchester mentions that the author attended the sixth annual Boston State College Celebration ceremony at UMass Boston on December 6. -
Why Do Groups of Men Attack Lone Women?
Retired Associate Professor of Psychology David Lisak is interviewed in this India Ink article about what motivates men to commit crimes of sexual violence, and what law enforcement and governments can do to prevent it. -
Girl Scouts honor Bill Fine as Leading Man in a Supporting role
Article on the Girl Scouts of Eastern Massachusetts 21th annual Leading Women Awards Breakfast mentions that Chancellor J. Keith Motley attended.
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