In the Media
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Mayoral hopefuls quietly wait to resume campaign
Political Science Department Chairman Paul Watanabe says the first mayoral candidate who resumes campaigning after the Marathon bombings risks the ire of voters who may think it’s too soon for a return to politics as usual. -
UN Climate Leader Christiana Figueres to Speak at UMass Boston
Christiana Figueres, the top United Nations leader on climate change, will speak at the University of Massachusetts Boston on April 24 to discuss how the international community can act decisively to blunt the impacts of global climate change. -
Climate-change art on display
Students in Grade 3 through high school have created climate change-themed artwork as part of a project coordinated by professors from UMass Lowell and UMass Boston. The Lowell Regional Transit Authority is displaying the best entries. -
Wayland Library Will Welcome Award-Winning Poets Sunday
Assistant Professor of English Jill McDonough read from her recent work at the Wayland Library. -
Boston blasts shine light on Gov. Deval Patrick Boston blasts shine light on Gov. Deval Patrick
Assistant Professor of Political Science Maurice Cunningham talks to USA Today about Governor Deval Patrick’s reassuring presence in the aftermath of the Marathon bombings and subsequent manhunt. -
Cotuit Center for the Arts presents “The Make-Out Queen”
UMass Boston alumna Bronwen Prosser is performing her critically acclaimed one-woman show in Cotuit through April 27. -
Millburn High School student earns second place in ‘Chinese Bridge’ contest
High school junior Sylvia Levy of Millburn, New Jersey, won second place in a Chinese-language speaking contest sponsored by the Confucius Institute at UMass Boston. -
India’s patently wise decision
Outlet: Itmatters.com.ph
Opinion Arjun Jayadev and Joseph E. Stiglitz NEW YORK -- The Indian Supreme Court's refusal to uphold the patent on Gleevec, the blockbuster cancer drug developed by the Swiss pharmaceutical giant Novartis, is good news for many of those in Ind -
On the Marathon Bombing
Professor of English Lloyd Schwartz writes about the selfless people who emerged as heroes in the aftermath of the Boston Marathon bombings. -
Your daughter’s safe, said doctors. But it was her friend ... and Krystle was dead
Boston Marathon bombing victim Krystle Campbell attended UMass Boston from 2005-2007.
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