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Engineering Alum's Vibrant Artwork Finds a Home in Perry Hall

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By Ed Brennen
| uml.edu
Danielle Meserve noticed the bare hallway walls as she walked through Perry Hall during a campus tour with a group of her high school students. Meserve immediately imagined the walls filled with the colorful geometric paintings created by her late father, Paul LaCroix ’71, a mechanical engineering graduate of Lowell Technological Institute.
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Global Entrepreneurship Exchange Turns Innovation into Opportunity

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By Ed Brennen
| uml.edu
The first lesson for students in this summer’s Global Entrepreneurship Exchange (GE2) wasn’t about business models or market research. It was about adapting when plans change. When a typhoon delayed the arrival of 10 students from Taiwan by two days, organizers quickly pivoted, moving the students online so they could begin meeting teammates and attending lectures before arriving at UMass Lowell.
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World Languages Journal Canal Marks a Decade of Student Scholarship

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By Ed Brennen
| uml.edu
English alum Julián Viviescas Mejía ’24 is building a career around making complex issues understandable. As communications director for Boston City Councilor Ruthzee Louijeune, he helps explain legislative initiatives, connect residents with resources and tell the stories behind public policy.
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