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UMass Boston A university for the times. UMass Boston is the city’s only public research university.

We are defined by our deep connection to Boston, our remarkably diverse student body, our focus on ground-breaking research, and our commitment to student success. UMass Boston is the most diversity university in New England, and the third most diverse in the U.S. With our waterfront location on public transit, new residence halls, and a forthcoming sustainable green quad, we are a university for the times.

UMass Boston faculty will soon have new opportunities to publish their books as open access through innovative agreement...
09/02/2026

UMass Boston faculty will soon have new opportunities to publish their books as open access through innovative agreements led by Healey Library, making scholarship freely available to readers around the world while raising the visibility of the university's research.

UMass Boston faculty will soon have new opportunities to publish their books as open access through innovative agreements led by Healey Library, making scholarship freely available to readers around the world while raising the visibility of the university's research.

08/27/2026

Fall semester is right around the corner! Here are a few tips to start your year on a positive note.

08/05/2026

Make the most of summer and get out on the harbor while you can. UMass Boston Recreation has a number of activities to get you on the water. 💙🌊

The Boston Green Ribbon Commission (GRC) officially launched its Boston Area Thermal Energy Network (BosTEN) feasibility...
07/31/2026

The Boston Green Ribbon Commission (GRC) officially launched its Boston Area Thermal Energy Network (BosTEN) feasibility project. The kickoff event showcased support from key city and state leaders and included a tour of the seawater cooling system here on campus as an example of the possibility of a larger thermal energy network for the Boston region. Link in bio to read more.

The Boston Green Ribbon Commission (GRC), a business membership association that partners with the City of Boston to acc...
07/31/2026

The Boston Green Ribbon Commission (GRC), a business membership association that partners with the City of Boston to accelerate climate action, today officially launched its Boston Area Thermal Energy Network (BosTEN) feasibility project. The kickoff event showcased support from key city and state leaders and included a tour of the seawater cooling system at UMass Boston

Mayor Wu, Secretary Tepper, Mass CEC CEO Downing, UMass Boston Chancellor Suárez-Orozco join for tour and launch event

07/29/2026

We asked you what the highlight of your summer has been and even hosted a little giveaway! Fall semester is right around the corner and we can’t wait to have everyone on campus again. 💙

UMass Boston’s students and staff have a chance to learn about sustainable agriculture and grow fresh local produce for ...
07/23/2026

UMass Boston’s students and staff have a chance to learn about sustainable agriculture and grow fresh local produce for distribution through U-ACCESS.

UMass Boston’s students and staff have a chance to learn about sustainable agriculture and grow fresh local produce for distribution through U-ACCESS.

As Boston’s only public AACSB-accredited business school, the College of Management continues to set the standard for ac...
07/21/2026

As Boston’s only public AACSB-accredited business school, the College of Management continues to set the standard for accessible, high-impact learning that launches careers and strengthens communities.

The College of Management at UMass Boston is thrilled to announce that it has earned full reaccreditation from the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB) for an impressive six-year term.

07/20/2026

Campus is looking extra beautiful ✨💙

As a part of his PhD research at UMass Boston, Shoubhik Banerjee used geospatial data from homing pigeons to see what st...
07/16/2026

As a part of his PhD research at UMass Boston, Shoubhik Banerjee used geospatial data from homing pigeons to see what strategies they used to navigate their way home and found that it may not be as complex as researchers had assumed.

As a part of his PhD research at UMass Boston, Shoubhik Banerjee used geospatial data from homing pigeons to see what strategies they used to navigate their way home and found that it may not be as complex as researchers had assumed.

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