Students arriving for the fall semester will find construction fencing around a portion of the popular South Campus quad. Not ...

So Purcell made “Join an Intramural Sport” one of her 20 experiences (and counting) on Mosaic, UMass Lowell’s new web ...

Athletics are often described as the “front porch” of a university — the most visible entry point into an institution. UMass Lowell’s new director of athletics, Lynn Coutts, takes the analogy a step ...

A steady supply of glucose, which comes from carbohydrates, is crucial for keeping the brain energized throughout the day, says Keyes. Eating whole foods like fruits, vegetables, whole grains and ...

As an English major, you will acquire skills in writing, critical thinking, research, and analysis that are highly marketable in the workforce. UMass Lowell's B.A. in English program offers courses ...

New and transfer students beginning their college careers at UMass Lowell Tuesday were encouraged to be “equally ready to be a leader or a teammate” during a Convocation ceremony at the Tsongas Center ...

For the Class of 2028, Convocation at the Tsongas Center marks the starting line of their college careers at UMass Lowell. When the students reach the finish line in four years and return to the ...

This certificate is offered jointly by the Electrical & Computer Engineering & Physics Departments and reflects the strong interests in the physics and technologies of electro-optics. Extensive ...

The Department of Biomedical Engineering (BME) at the University of Massachusetts Lowell offers a doctoral program leading to a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree BME. There are several active ...

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The Ph.D. Program in Applied Biology at UMass Lowell trains outstanding students to contribute to the wide array of life science research needs. UMass Lowell's Ph.D. in Applied Biology program ...

Electrical engineers are problem-solvers who develop electronic devices and systems that transform the world—from cell phones and medical imaging to power grids and satellite communications. In UMass ...