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The UMass Amherst protest was one of several held at public and private colleges in Massachusetts on Wednesday as part of nationwide walkouts and rallies to support Palestinians.
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Massachusetts residents are generally in favor of the state's right to shelter law, according to a new poll released by the University of Massachusetts Amherst and WCVB.
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Slightly more than half of respondents indicated Healey needs to do more to address the housing shortage and affordability issues in Massachusetts.
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The first phase of the project is already operating on the Amherst campus.
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Exercise scientist Sofiya Alhassan says it's important to help preschool teachers work around space limitations to teach gross motor skills.
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Looking to better understand one of the most feared marine animals, The Shark Trust designated July 14 as Shark Awareness Day. It's also the day a UMass Amherst biologist released to the public several interactive 3D models of shark species.
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After 11 years, Kumble Subbaswamy steps down this week as chancellor of UMass Amherst. Javier Reyes, the former interim chancellor at University of Illinois Chicago, takes the helm.
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June 19, or Juneteenth, marks the nation's official ending of the emancipation of enslaved people in 1865 and was approved by President Biden as a national holiday in 2021.
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Western Mass. colleges make fallback plans while waiting for Supreme Court affirmative action rulingA decision by the court could come as soon as this week.
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A collection of works by the late artist and educator Nelson Stevens is on exhibit at the Springfield Museums. The collection — called "Color Rapping" — features more than 60 pieces, including many culled from private collections.