Award-winning translator Sam Bett ’09 has become a leading voice in bringing Japanese literature to global audiences. Honored by Japan’s Agency for Cultural Affairs and recipient of major ...

The Student Health Benefit Plan (SHBP) is an excellent insurance plan for UMass students. University Health Services (UHS) also accepts comparable private insurance and certain MassHealth plans.

The UMass Professional Wardrobe Closet will be open for the Fall semester on September 21st. ALL UMass students can visit the closet to browse our collection of new and gently used items, all free of ...

Anthropology majors work closely with our nationally recognized faculty to explore cultural, linguistic, archaeological, and physical anthropology in all its intricacies while developing the ability ...

The work of Civil Engineers results in improved public health and quality of life, while still recognizing the importance of natural systems. Civil Engineering is the discipline that consists of the ...

A Diverse and Accomplished Student Body 4.06 Incoming Undergraduate GPA, Weighted 42% ALANA (African American, Latino/a, Asian/Pacific Islander, and Native American) Domestic Students 21% ...

For half a century Sam the Minuteman has represented the pride and spirit of the UMass Amherst campus and athletics programs. A local and regional favorite, Sam gained national recognition thanks to ...

Among the oldest and most respected MFA programs in the country, the MFA for Poets and Writers at the University of Massachusetts Amherst is a three-year program dedicated to writing workshops and the ...

The University of Massachusetts Amherst traces its origins back more than a century and a half. Throughout that time, it has steadily and dramatically evolved and expanded. Even so, UMass Amherst has ...

Medical Interests: Primary care and family medicine, addiction medicine, sexual & reproductive health, gender-affirming healthcare, eating disorders ...

"It challenges me intellectually and makes me critically engage with my social environment every day. It has changed and shaped my worldview. Also, the professors I’ve had at UMass are engaging, smart ...

There are many reasons to plant a late season cover crop. Generally, a cover crop will increase organic matter, improve soil structure, scavenge remaining nutrients, choke out weeds, and prevent soil ...