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  U.S. News & World Report Puts MSPA Program in Top Tier ›

  U.S. News and World Report recognizes the quality and value of McCormack Graduate School's MSPA Program.

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  U.S. Senator George Mitchell Delivers Annual Slomoff Lecture at UMass Boston ›

  On April 24, United States Senator George Mitchell visited UMass Boston as the featured speaker for the annual Sylvia and Benjamin Slomoff Lecture.

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  Adjunct Professor Climbs Volcanoes In the Name of Research ›

  Thomas Darrah, an adjunct research assistant professor at UMass Boston's Environmental, Earth, and Ocean Sciences, has hiked volcanoes as part of his research.

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  Mayor Menino to Declare Thursday College of Public and Community Service Day in Boston ›

  Boston Mayor and College of Public and Community Service alumnus Thomas Menino will declare Thursday, April 26 College of Public and Community Service Day in Boston, the same day the college will host a showcase of its four undergraduate programs and master’s program in human services.

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• Trotter Institute, Art Department, Team up to Showcase Art, Business Development in Upham’s Corner ›

  On Friday, 13 students in the University of Massachusetts Boston’s Art Department will show off their work in three storefronts, two of them vacant, as part of a project to kick off an arts-based initiative aimed at revitalizing Upham’s Corner.

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  Voting Now Open for My UMass Boston Video Contest ›

  UMass Boston students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members have until May 9 at 5 p.m. to decide who will win the People’s Choice award.

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  Taking Back Sunday and Dev Headline May 9 Spring Concert ›

  The Student Arts and Events Council (SAEC) will host a spring concert in the Clark Athletic Center ice rink on Wednesday, May 9 featuring Taking Back Sunday, Dev, Moufy, and Kiley Evans.

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  Calling Student Filmmakers: Make a Video and Win Cash ›

  For a third year, the My UMass Boston Student Video Contest will give students a chance to win cash by showing why UMass Boston is special in a 30-second video.

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  Freshman Pitcher Throws First No-Hitter in UMass Boston History ›

  UMass Boston pitcher Kyle Szatrowski threw the first no-hitter in UMass Boston program history in his third start on the mound.

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  UMass Boston Basketball Team Shares Skills with Local Youth ›

  UMass Boston’s Office of Community Relations worked with Head Coach and Vice Chancellor for Athletics and Recreation Charlie Titus to bring the men’s basketball team to the Grove Hall Community Center for an afternoon.

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  UMass Boston Senior Receives Prestigious Hockey Award ›

  Senior Jim Ennis is the first hockey player to receive the 2012 Eastern Mass Hockey Officials Association J. Thom Lawler Award in UMass Boston history.

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  Born to Run Author Christopher McDougall will Speak at UMass Boston Thursday ›

  Best-selling author Christopher McDougall will speak about his book, Born to Run: A Hidden Tribe, Superathletes, and the Greatest Race the World has Never Seen, on Thursday, April 12, at 1:30 p.m. in the Ryan Lounge.

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  Career Help Doesn’t End with Commencement; First Senior Career Day June 12 ›

  Senior Career Day will take place Tuesday, June 12 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on the eleventh floor of Healey Library.

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  UMass Boston Honors Peter J. Berlandi for ‘Exemplary Leadership’ at Annual Gala ›

  More than 550 people attended the evening benefit, raising more than $500,000 for a new scholarship, making it the most successful gala in school history.

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  Former UN Security Council President to Speak at UMass Boston’s 44th Commencement ›

  Chancellor J. Keith Motley today announced that Ambassador Anwarul Karim Chowdhury, a former president of the United Nations (UN) Security Council, will deliver the principal address at the University of Massachusetts Boston’s 44th commencement ceremonies on Friday, June 1, 2012.

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  “Celebration of Support” Event Extends Gratitude ›

  This annual scholarship event connects University of Massachusetts Boston students with donors.

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