2023 2023

UMass Law professors Lisa Owens and AnnaMarie Tabor present at Northeastern University

Professor McDonald was interviewed on the Purdue Pharma bankruptcy case, which brings attention to the opioid epidemic.

The January 26 event will feature a keynote from Theo E.J. Wilson that analyzes the challenges and opportunities of implementing DEI initiatives

Paper explores ecological consequences of chronic road noise near predatory environments

Judge George Phelan reflects on a busy 2023, while focusing on the year ahead.

The UMass Community College Advantage Scholarship is designed to encourage timely associate’s degree completion, expand access to a four-year college degree for historically underrepresented students, and strengthen the Commonwealth’s talent pipeline

Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing program graduates receive their nursing pins after completing the 17-month program

Two UMassD student groups won awards in the group's first international competition

Corsairs soar to new heights

Students in civil engineering and interior architecture and design work together to benefit the city's future and leave their mark on the SouthCoast.

Sam Mead to lead the University's Enrollment Marketing efforts

The UMass Dartmouth Faculty Federation named Dr. Liu the 2023 recipient of the the Leo M. Sullivan Teacher of the Year award

From remote lectures to campus visits, local students find a supportive early college pathway through the Commonwealth Collegiate Academy program.

Art History and Art Education Professor Pamela Karimi awarded prestigious honor

Chancellor Mark Fuller appointed Dr. Ramprasad Balasubramanian, better known as Ram Bala, to serve as UMass Dartmouth’s next Provost and Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs.

First maritime law case heard by the Court in nearly 70 years could change insurance rulings across the U.S.

Grant of $750,000 for professional laboratory equipment was awarded by the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center to prepare students for in-demand life sciences careers

Illustration and fashion design students bring life to electrical boxes

UMass Law’s Shaun Spencer argued before the Mass. Supreme Judicial Court that the state’s alimony law should allow alimony awards that maintain patterns of savings that the parties followed during their marriage.

$1,000 of cash prizes awarded in eighth annual pitch competition

The $505K award provides funding for research and student training in hydrodynamics and marine technology.

A study led by Collin Capano, adjunct faculty in the Department of Physics, has been published in Physical Review Letters.

Professor Anna-Marie Tabor tells the U.S. Department of Labor’s ERISA Advisory Council why retirees need stronger benefit protections.

Event provides an opportunity for nursing faculty to share their research with colleagues and students who were inspired by their professors' work

Charlton College of Business presents regional tourism panel to community stakeholders

Professor Chaudhry presented his latest research on real estate taxation and affordable housing in Berlin.

Visual & Performing Arts students explore historical public art collections in New Bedford

Students experienced real-world issues in international law

Over a dinner and engaging professional development workshop, Corsairs represented the blossoming future of STEM fields and six received a scholarship that supports their educational journeys.

Friday, November 17th, 2023

UMass Law Professor Justine Dunlap joined the executive committee of the Massachusetts Access to Justice Commission.

Nichols becomes the 16th institution to offer a joint undergraduate and UMass Law degree in six years

Fund beats S&P 500 by 7.12%, up 26.71% in FY23

$11,000 raised for New Bedford Salvation Army Food Pantry

The Princeton Review Guide to Green Colleges: 2024 Edition hails campus sustainability

Virtual Artist Talk and Cyanotype Demo, 8:00 AM, Tuesday, November 7th, 2023

Metaphorical Antipodes: Stories of Ice, Virtual Artist Talk, 3:00 PM, Monday, November 6th, 2023

Awards are given to undergraduate students to fund research projects alongside a faculty supervisor

Growth follows change from a program to college, higher admission standards, and increased Honors courses and opportunities

Also honored with the Excellence in Family Nursing Award during annual conference that featured presentations by CNHS graduate students and faculty

New UMass Donahue Institute study shows more than 4,000 jobs sustained by the University

200 3rd to 8th-grade girls attend day of engaging STEM activities and conversations

"Waging Liberation: Dynamics of Race & Labor" will feature discussions and presentations by scholars and activists

With conversational and generative AI systems like ChatGPT on the rise, Professor Sylvia gave a talk on the ramifications of using artificial intelligence in the professional sphere.

Professor Owens recently published a new Article in a special issue of Frontiers in Sociology on Ethnography in the Open Science and Digital Age. The Article, Encountering Deception in Virtual Spaces: Guidelines for Virtual Ethnography, draws from an experience of deception in virtual fieldwork and considers implications for those designing methodologies for virtual ethnographies.

PhD students lead international study on gravitational waves and black hole mergers

Celebrate faculty research excellence

80% first time pass rate on July 2023 Massachusetts Bar Exam among best in state

As the UMass Dartmouth community united on campus for a weekend to remember, fun events like the Corsair Tailgate put their university pride on display.

"Abolish Criminology" features contributions by abolitionist professors, artists, poets, imprisoned and formerly imprisoned scholars from around the country

Dr. Valova is one of 38 faculty across the U.S. and Canada selected for national leadership development program designed to promote women in academic STEM fields.

Chancellor Fuller releases statement on the ongoing violence in Israel

The ceremony featured students, faculty, and trustee winners

International agreement will create an accelerated pathway for MS degree in mechanical engineering with an industrial and systems engineering option

Staff supports students in meeting their goals and prepares them for graduate school and career success

The college's standing in the most recent U.S. News & World Report rankings attributed to "supportive and inclusive" student learning

CVPA Campus Gallery | September 26 - November 12, 2023

Corsair Esports to play in new state-of-the-art gaming space

Trend of upward trajectory vaults University and its programs on the national stage

The October 15 event to feature Jacquelyn Mitchard, Sara Paretsky, and Adriana Trigiani

Sept. 22 exhibition features the works of Tehran-based activist artist Meysam Azarzad

Chancellor Fuller provides updates to the campus community at the start of the fall semester

The campus community joined together to celebrate the start of the fall semester

After over a decade of harsh New England winters, the observatory’s rotatable dome now sits atop a rebuilt, well-sealed foundation, ready to resume scholarly use.

As days tick by, anticipation is rising on campus for the upcoming Blue & Gold Weekend festivities, including a tailgate with live music.

The longstanding tradition showcases first-year student stories as they enter the campus community

The electrical engineering major is 1 of 8 recipients nationwide.

Here's your guide to getting your 2023 academic year started off right

Proceeds from the October 22 community run to support student veterans

Associate professor of computer and information science receives grant for research on artificial intelligence and unmanned aerial vehicles

Biochemistry professor wins two R01 grants in two months

Professor of electrical and computer engineering awarded $420K for research on modeling and mitigating cascading failures in the Internet of Things.

Students explore careers in the offshore wind industry on both continents

When Sousa’s doctoral thesis exposed overwhelming evidence that pointed to mothers in recovery needing an outspoken advocate, she didn’t hesitate to rise to the occasion.

SMAST PhD candidate is published in Marine Ecology Progress Series and featured on National Geographic TV special "Return of the White Shark."

Students earn three credits in two weeks with European peers

Dr. Jiawei Yuan, associate professor of computer and information science, was recently awarded a $240K grant by the National Science Foundation (NSF) to promote cybersecurity education.

Painting MFA student awarded $12,900 from international foundation

Meeting the demand for a diverse and highly skilled workforce in some of the fastest growing industries

Chief Diversity Officer David A. Gomes discusses the affirmative action ruling

Professors Arpita Joardar and Shakhnoza Kayumova to conduct research internationally

Associate Professor of STEM Education will conduct research in Uzbekistan during the spring semester of 2024

Associate Professor of Management & Marketing will teach in India during the spring 2024 semester

O’Keefe’s impressive 20-year career in fisheries science and management sparked at UMass Dartmouth’s SMAST and resulted in her recent promotion to a new position.

Duncan and Tocci publish a paper on the use of silence in legal history.

Assistant Teaching Professor of Interior Architecture + Design recognized for exemplary teaching and service

Professor Owens recently published a discussion-based activity she developed to help students learn more about the function and concepts of law and society. The exercise encourages students to build a new ‘court’ in the classroom which will adjudicate the excuses that students communicate to instructors.

Nancy M. Godleski, former Associate University Librarian at Vanderbilt University, named Dean

Sam Panarella, professor of Law and former Executive Director of the Max S. Baucus Institute, named Dean

The College of Engineering honors Banafsheh Seyed-Aghazadeh and Dapeng Li, winners of the 2023 Faculty Award for Excellence in Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion and the 2023 Outstanding Staff Award

PhD candidate Merin Bosco '24 is the award's first recipient

Branding solutions for the Cambodian Community of Fall River

Art History Featured in Celebrated “Sound Art” Exhibition at the New Bedford Art Museum

Kevin Stokesbury selected as Dean after decades of leadership with SMAST

This funding will support four scallop research projects through the 2023-2024 Scallop Research Set-Aside Program.

1,800 examples of student success celebrated during four ceremonies across campus

Amy Shapiro selected as Dean after serving as Director of the Honors College since September 2021

Amato will join four other artists for an eleven-month program that strengthens their creative talents in Gatlinburg, TN.

IAD 302 class redesigns local nonprofit's facility for practical learning experience