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The Offering seeking submissions

The Offering seeking submissions

[Image description of text on flyer image] Get published. The Offering is now accepting submissions of poetry, short fiction, non fiction, and visual arts. Calling all UML students, faculty, staff, and alumni to submit work for consideration for the UML literary magazine’s 2022 issue! Send your submissions to: offering@uml.edu Deadline: Febuary 14, 2022 Guidelines: Submit up

Inside Lucy Kim’s “Skin Might See” debut at Mahoney Hall

(Photo Courtesy of Kyra Barry) “Lucy Kim standing in front of one of the works in her show, ‘Over, Under, Around, and Through’.” Kyra Barry Connector Editor Lucy Kim has little interest in the mundane and traditional in her works. During her January 2022 artist talk at UMass Lowell, she shared her fascination with the

Humans of UMass Lowell: The story of Brianne Puls

(Photo courtesy of  UML connector)  Humans of UMass Lowell is a project that aims to bring together the University community by sharing stories and experiences via social media. Victoria Eluskiecwicz Connector Contributor History major Brianne Puls says her favorite candle scent is lemon and that her special talent is popping her bones out. “I’m double

Club Spotlight on Club Tennis with recent wins in Harvard tournament and against UConn

(Photo courtesy of Daniel Ings) In the photo, left to right is Rodrigo Palominos, Jens Georgs, Kai Georgs, Gregoire Clement, Brett Beaulieu, Jacquelyn Iannuzzo, Nicholas Marinelli, Natalia Gonzalez, William Donahue and Kayla Murphy. Kyra Barry Connector Editor While tennis may not have an intramural or official UMass Lowell team, it is nothing to sneeze at.

How UMass Lowell’s student centers are addressing the mitigation of COVID-19

(Photo courtesy UMass Lowell) To keep on-campus residents and staff safe, student centers at the university have adopted guidelines and protocols to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Brianna Yuen Connector Contributor To keep on-campus residents and staff safe, student centers at the university have adopted guidelines and protocols to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. The