Collin David does not believe in downtime. The Carroll County native plays cello, French horn, guitar, piano, and clarinet. And also teaches private lessons. And takes lessons himself. And teaches...
A degree from UMBC can take you anywhere — even a galaxy far, far away. Kimberly Patrick ’08, recipient of UMBC’s 2019 Outstanding Alumni of the Year award for Visual and Performing Arts, has a...
The 2020 National Humanities Conference will be held November 5-8 in Indianapolis, Indiana. Co-hosted by the National Humanities Alliance and the Federation of State Humanities Councils, the...
Looking for a course to fill out your spring schedule? Consider GWST/POLI338: Women, Gender, and Law! Joyell Arvella, the instructor, received her JD in Civil Rights and International Human...
Dear Ancient Studies Community, Please see attached flyer regarding an array of student internship and volunteer opportunities at the Laurel Historical Society (LHS). LHS is a small,...
It is with great sadness that we share with you the passing of Carol Clopein Harmon. Carol touched many lives with her kindness and wonderful sense of humor in her eighteen years as an...
LLC is pleased to announce that J. Inscoe, of Cohort 19, successfully and skillfully presented their dissertation research proposal to their committee on December 12, 2019. Their topic is titled,...
Please note that Tea & Theory has unfortunately been cancelled for the remainder of the Spring 2020 semester…. For anyone who may be interested in leading these seminars in the fall, please...
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FREE Asian Studies T-Shirts to students who haven't received theirs yet. The Tea House is open until 2 p.m., and if we have a lot of students here, we'll extend to 4 p.m. Fine Arts 558...