Standing outside University Suites, where columns of red, white and River Hawk blue balloons welcomed residents on move-in weekend, first-year student Emma Lee came to a strange r
With masked students settled in their Tsongas Center seats and robed UML deans and dignitaries in place on the Convocation stage, Provost Joseph Hartman leaned into the microphone and summed up the feelings of the entire university.
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has awarded Chemical Engineering Asst. Prof. Gulden Camci-Unal a five-year grant worth nearly $2 million to support her research on repairing and regenerating bone.
Education about climate science is key to addressing global warming, because people who understand how human actions affect the climate can make more environmentally friendly decisions and advocate for sustainable policies, says
Sept. 11. Four planes. 2,996 people from 90 countries killed. More than 6,000 injured.
Nick Jarek came to UMass Lowell in fall 2018 without declaring a major.
He signed up for a wide range of courses his first year, including a class in lighting principles, which he thought would fulfill a lab science requirement.
Many people think of osteoporosis as a disease that primarily affects non-Hispanic white women, thinning their bones to fragility and causing painful fractures of the spine, hips and wrists as they age.
In the first US News & World Report national rankings for progra