Feature stories

Even after almost 20 years in academia, Professor Sigal Gottlieb continues to enjoy her years of teaching, especially interacting and mentoring her students.

Crime and justice major finds her way

As her four-year journey at UMass Dartmouth comes to an end, crime and justice major Rashelle Noncent ’18 has proven that hard work pays off.

Making math fun

A tool for building connections between complex ideas in fun, engaging ways

The campus quad at sunset - campus quad renovations

Year in Review: 2017

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Deborah Dele-Oni: Research in immunology

Deborah Dele-Oni '18 conducted research during her internships at UMass Medical and Brown University.

Lum-Bih Tashi: a political science alumna and activist

Political science alumna works at the Union of Minority Neighborhoods as a project administrator and dedicates time to young kids and teens.

Music and medicine helps local cardiologist connect to his patients

Dr. Michael Rocha ’98 uses music and medicine as a way to connect himself to the local community.

Crime and Justice Studies alumna begins graduate study at Suffolk University

Taylor Centeio '17 came to UMass Dartmouth in the fall of 2014 with a deep and unrelenting passion for the field of social work and criminal justice. She learned more than she bargained for.

UMassD students experience the heart of Black culture

In celebration of Black history, legacy, and culture, UMassD students intersect with a crowd of thousands of participants and viewers during the African American Day Parade – one of the country’s most distinguished national processions.

Biology alumna becomes involved with science research at MIT and Harvard

Ashley Ciulla '15 has partnered with and works alongside talented scientific researchers at two prestigious institutions.