Exchange
All the letters, all the time, most recently:"...old adage about embracing technology on time is something we learned at the Automation & Robotics Laboratory in the UMass Engineering Quad ..."

Prerequisite
Yo-Yo champ; Blending cultures; Knitting in Rwanda and other newsworthy stories.

Extended Family
Read alumni profiles of Roma Stern ’40; Debby Sabin Kanzer ’86; Mark Sadan ’74G; and Cynthia Consentino ’97G. Also "In Memoriam."

Foundation News
Breeding Success with Camelids; 1863 Society; Andrew and Jinny Rudd give generously to study the Adoption Question

Alumni Association News
Discover the Alumni Association; Lights, Camera, Action; Memories of UMass and more alumni stories

Zip 01003
Peter Manseau on studying religion at UMass

Books Received
Check out our listing of books published by UMass alumni and friends

Alumni Photos
View photos submitted by UMass alumni

  Winter 2006
For the love of Polymers
Falling for Shelburne Falls—UWW Turns 35—March Madness: 10 Years After

Why You Should Love Polymers
In the nation’s top polymer department, scientists and students are making the world a safer, cleaner, and more efficient place

Where There's Spark
Maryanne Cataldo ’79, founder of City Light Electrical Company, shares what she’s learned.

Falling for Shelburne Falls
Just up the road apiece from UMass Amherst, a charming village holds many Umies in its spell.

Where Are They Now?
In March of 1996, the men’s basketball team went all the way to the Final Four. What has become of those players in the decade since?

Lessons in the Sand
For four days in November, Buddhist monks made a sand painting on campus to remind us of the impermanence of life.

UMass Amherst Continuing Education
UMass Fine Arts Center
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