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Charli Carpenter and Jenna Norosky have a new paper in Human Rights Quarterly focused on Ukraine's travel restrictions on "battle-aged" men. 

Razvan Sibii, journalism, has published a new column on immigrant spouses of U.S. citizens obtaining their own citizenship status. 

Throughout August, UMass Poll released findings on how the public feels about the presidential candidates and their feelings on the contentious "Project 2025." 

Research co-authored by Jason Kamilar, anthropology, examines early human evolution and the decline of forest ecosystems in East Africa over 6 million years.

Ai presented Disparities in power outage experience in the United States at the Northeastern Agricultural and Resource Economics Association conference.

Ai presented Disparities in power outage experience in the United States at the Northeastern Agricultural and Resource Economics Association conference.

Whitney Battle-Baptiste, Professor of Anthropology, has been selected for one of the highest honors bestowed by the Archaeological Institute of America.

Weber, associate professor of economics, was awarded the Broadbent Institute prize "in recognition of outstanding contributions to political economy research."

UMass Amherst Poll shares its latest results on major issues in Massachusetts, including support for the governor, immigration, and the ongoing housing crisis.

Andjella Jean-Jacques, data analytics and computational social science, is among those who traveled to Washington, D.C. to advocate for science.