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New Peace Corps Prep Certificate Prepares UMass Boston Undergrads for International Opportunities
The School for Global Inclusion and Social Development has teamed up with the Honors College to offer a new certificate program available to all UMass Boston undergraduates, and today, there's a chance to learn all about it.
U.S. News & World Report Ranks UMass Boston in Top Tier Nationally for Second Straight Year
UMass Boston Moves Up 12 Spots in Annual Ranking of Top-Tier College and Universities
Native Student Athletes Strengthen Cultural Ties at UMass Boston
UMass Boston is home to a minor in Native American and indigenous studies and four minority research institutions, including the Institute for New England Native American Studies.
Fresh Take Earns College of Management Professor and Students Cash Prize in Case Study Contest
A professor and two students from UMass Boston’s College of Management won second place and a cash award in an international business case study, and then donated the prize money to the local nonprofit they studied.
UMass Boston One of the Best Values in Massachusetts
A survey by SmartAsset.com finds UMass Boston is among the best values in Massachusetts.
Krystle Campbell’s Legacy Motivates UMass Boston’s Marathon Runners
Robyn Dangora, Suzzanne Freeze, and Paul Dyson are part of the Run for Krystle. They are running in Monday’s Boston Marathon to raise funds for the Krystle Campbell Scholarship Fund. Campbell was killed in the 2013 bombing.
UMass Boston’s Institute for Community Inclusion Hires New Director
Tom Sannicandro, a former state legislator and longtime champion for those with disabilities, joins the Institute.
UMass Boston PhD Students Eligible for New Program to Fund Dissertation Development
The goal of the UMass Boston-SSRC Transdisciplinary Dissertation Proposal Development Program is to provide guidance, mentorship, and a structure for developing and completing dissertation research proposals.
Public Statement of the Human Rights Faculty on the US Travel Ban
Our community comes from different parts of the world, including those covered by this travel ban.
One Year In, Native American Students in Early Childhood Program Making an Impact in Tribal Schools
The Native American Early Childhood Education Scholars Program is a pilot program that fully funds the students as they earn a bachelor’s degree in early childhood and education in inclusive settings.