For many River Hawks, #UML feels like family. For these graduates, their classmates really are family. Among the Class of 2023 are eight families who have multiple members earning UML degrees.
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Tiana Robinson '23, a civil #engineering major, is gaining hands-on experience before she graduates this week. She is working with the city of #Lowell to help inspect and monitor the city’s aging roadways and bridges.
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The @riverhawkracing team is taking its car to Michigan International Speedway this week to compete in the Formula SAE competition for the first time in 5 years. The event caps a yearlong challenge to design and build a formula-style, open-wheel vehicle.
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The UMass Lowell Innovation Hub recently kicked off its "Clean Green Challenge", a pitch contest for entrepreneurs and startups from across the region focused on #sustainability. Read more about the teams who received funding ⬇️
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Our annual Women's Leadership Conference is coming up! Join us for the opportunity to connect with a diverse community of women and gain valuable insights into #leadership and career development. Don't miss out on this amazing event - register today!
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Whether you live in an urban high-rise or one-story suburban house, sooner or later window strikes could hit close to home. Try these tips from the experts to help injured birds and prevent future collisions by becoming #BirdFriendly. https://t.co/NeP9Toq3A6
The Whooping Crane is one of the rarest North American birds and one of the largest and most magnificent. On #WhoopingCraneDay, be part of the urgent work of bringing them back: https://t.co/U15h229CoB
Meet Niko & Bob, UMass Lowell’s newest peregrine falcons, born on the top of Fox Hall just 3 weeks ago!
MassWildlife visited the nest box to check the health of the new chicks and to attach ID bands.
View the #peregrine#falcon live camera feed at https://t.co/25innRcD2S
Make your outdoor spaces more bird-friendly this spring by planting Audubon® Native Plants & Trees, grown 100% free of neonicotinoids by our partner Bower & Branch. That means no dangerous pesticides that can harm birds & other pollinators! https://t.co/OpwbMQsDNh #PlantsForBirds
To fuel their migration, Red Knots and other shorebirds rely on the eggs of a 450 million-year-old species. Learn more about horseshoe crabs and what you can do to protect them. https://t.co/VL5ljKXlJq
Honored to receive this citation from the @CityofLowellMA City Council coinciding with AAPI Heritage Month. Our university is proud of our #AANAPISI status. And I am grateful to colleagues from @UMassLowell who came to the presentation.
Having a family meeting! I told Young Mama and Jack yesterday that we’ll be there at 2 today to do the banding. Keep an eye on the nestcams. I will try to tweet as much as I could. @UMLHawkWatch#Falcons#conservation#sustainability#audubon
Congrats to the 4,700+ @UMassLowell graduates! 🎓 At Commencement, #UMass President @MartyMeehan remarked, “Don’t let anybody step on your dreams. Stick to them as you fight for justice, for the planet, for human rights, for a better, kinder world.” @Chancellor_Chen#UMassLowell
Did you know that some 170 species found across @MassAudubon wildlife sanctuaries are state-listed as Special Concern, Threatened, or Endangered. Proud to be leading this org in protecting these species and all 430 listed species in Massachusetts. #EndangeredSpeciesDay