Welcome to Fall 2026!

We hope you have had a fruitful and relaxing summer and are excited to begin the fall semester.

 

Upcoming Events & Deadlines:

UMass Professional Wardrobe Closet (UPWC) Open House: September 10

Stonewall Center Welcome Party: September 11

UMass Football vs. Sacred Heart: September 12

Sunset Yoga: September 13

Last Day to Add/Drop with “No Record”: September 14

First Therapy Dog Hour of the Semester: September 14

Twist & Tint Tie Dye: September 17

Isenberg Club Fair: September 18

UMass Football vs. Stonehill: September 19

Fall 2026 Activities Expo Day 1September 21

Fall 2025 Activities Expo Day 2: September 22

Fall 2026 Activities Expo Day 3: September 23

Isenberg Majors Fest: September 28

Isenberg Career Day 2026: September 30

 

Don’t miss out on events throughout the semester!

Isenberg Calendar & Events

UMass Events Calendar

Isenberg Updates:

Computer Lab G8 is the location for the student computer lab! The Bloomberg Terminals are also located in G8 and clearly marked.

G8 will be available for student use during the timeframes below:

Monday-Thursday: 8am-10pm
Friday: 8am-5pm
Sunday: 12pm-10pm
Computer labs are closed Saturdays, holidays, spring break, and winter and summer terms. Computer labs are also closed when campus is closed due to inclement weather.

Student print stations are located throughout Isenberg for your convenience! Students receive a $5 printing credit before printing charges are applied through your UCard. 

  • Color copy + print stations are located in computer lab G8, outside 213 (by the vending machine), and by the main entrance of the Learning Commons in the Berthiaume Innovation Hub.
  • Black and white copy + print stations are located in G20, G22, G23, and G27.

 To open a UCard debit account, click here. To make a deposit to your UCard debit account, click here for instructions.

Isenberg students have access to the three Isenberg buildings Monday-Friday from 7:00am-11:00pm and Sunday 12:00pm-10:30pm. Use this map to find your way around Isenberg.

Did you know?

One.Isenberg is your comprehensive resource guide for all things Isenberg! Streamline your search for essential links to everything from administrative resources, advising support, online learning tools, and more. 

 

The Isenberg Office of Access, Collaboration and Engagement for Success (ACES) currently manages the Professional Wardrobe Closet which offers FREE business attire! You can find more information and make an appointment here

Isenberg undergraduate students can request the use of a breakout room for studying, RSO e-board and committee interviews, class group work, etc., by using this link. Please submit all requests at least 48 hours in advance. Requests are reviewed during business hours Monday-Friday, 8:30am-5:00pm.

Make sure you sign up for Excess Express, the direct deposit service for student refunds! If your account is overpaid, the University will issue a refund for the overpayment amount. To sign up for Excess Express, students need to log into their SPIRE account. In the main menu, select Finances and then Excess Express. Once a student enrolls in Excess Express, refunds will automatically be directly deposited into the designated account.

Do you want to acknowledge someone in Isenberg who deserves a Shout Out? Submit your Isenberg Shout Out here to be featured in the next blog and be entered to win Isenberg swag!!

Check out our Common Forms for resources regarding pass/fail petitions, credit overload requests, and late course withdrawals.

Campus Pulse offers the ability to learn about the student-centered events happening on campus! Check it out!

Isenberg Lost & Found is in the Undergraduate Programs Office, N230 of the Berthiaume Center of the Innovation Hub.

The Carney Café hours of operation are Monday-Friday 8:00am-3:00pm.

Do you find that you need timely reminders and information on the go? Follow us to stay up to date on everything Isenberg. 

Club Spotlight

AI in Business Club

New this year, the AI in Business Club’s mission is to help students explore the practical applications of artificial intelligence in business while developing the knowledge and skills needed for the future workforce. The vision of this new club is to create an interdisciplinary community where students can learn, collaborate, and engage with industry professionals on the evolving role of AI across business and society. As part of this club, you’ll learn topics such as AI literacy, business applications, emerging AI tools, and career readiness. This club is open to students of all majors with no technical or coding experience required.

Please visit the Undergraduate Office Blog to see important resources regarding studying abroad, messages from the deans, events, student news, and much more throughout the semester!