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Spring Performance in Jazz, Orchestra, and Chorus Set to Begin
Live, free performances of UMass Boston's music students
Polaroid Stories Cast, Crew, Nominated for Kennedy Center Honors
Nominations for acting, dramaturgy, design of spring Theatre Arts production
UMass Boston Grad Student Named to El Planeta’s Power Under 30 List
El Planeta, the largest Spanish-language newspaper in New England, counts Tariana V. Little '12 '17 as one of the most influential young leaders for the Hispanic community in Massachusetts.
Students Connect Boston’s Busing Past to Present through Digital Archives
Director of UMass Boston’s Archives program Marilyn Morgan chose Boston’s busing crisis as the focus of her new course, Transforming Archives in a Digital Age.
Congressman Mike Capuano Talks Ethics and Politics at UMass Boston
U.S. Representative Michael Capuano joined author and Yale philosophy professor Jason Stanley at UMass Boston on Thursday.
Nelson on Economic Ethics
Professor Julie Nelson has a new book chapter on ethics in economics.
Christiana Figueres, Architect of Paris Agreement, Returns to UMass Boston
Executive secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change speaks to packed house at Edward M. Kennedy Institute
Polaroid Stories Opens, Classical Mythology Meets Dangerous World of Teen Runaways
Theatre Arts spring production explores teenage homelessness
In UMass Boston Twitter Poetry Contest, Limitation is a Trending Topic
10 poems of 140 characters or less honored in third annual contest
Music Faculty Mary Oleskiewicz Plays Bach Sonatas in the Forbidden City
UMass Boston's Mary Oleskiewicz, a world-class flautist, brings Bach Sonatas to one of China's premier venues