Polis – The Jerusalem Institute of Languages and Humanities is offering online courses in Ancient Greek and Latin. If you have always wanted to learn the classic languages, but never had the...
Have you ever thought about living abroad for a year after you graduate? Are you interested in teaching English? Doing independent research? Enrolling in graduate school? Then come hear about the...
On Wednesday, April 1, 22 faculty joined the 5 FDC staff to virtually crowdsource best ideas about balancing teaching and self-care during a Bring Your Biggest Challenge/Bring Your Best Idea...
UMBC students have been writing about their experiences during the coronavirus/COVID-19 crisis, and you can find three of their essays below from the Baltimore Sun and The Retriever, UMBC's...
Ruken Isik (LLC Cohort 17) shared a link to an article she just wrote for Ahval News entitled, "Political prisoners set to be kept behind bars despite Turkish coronavirus amnesty."
The Center for Social Science Scholarship invites applications for Faculty Working Groups to promote intellectual exchange in the social sciences and across campus. These collaborative scholarly...
Social Science Research and Responses to COVID-19 Members of the UMBC social science community have been leading efforts to research and respond to COVID-19. A new National Science...
The Coronavirus Chronicles Archive is a publicly sourced, transnational database of stories about the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on everyday life. Based out of the University of...
Data Visualization Concepts - open to students of all areas!
This summer, the School of Public Policy is offering a special topics course in Data Visualization. We are partnering with Lee Boot, director of the UMBC Imaging Resource Center (IRC), to offer...