“I’m pretty much just a corpse at this point.” I cannot fully express how many times I’ve said those words in the past few weeks, or how many times the response has been: “Same.” Every time...
Researcher of the Week: Valerie Lewton Meet Val, She is an Anthropology major and Summer Researcher. Her research explores the differences in the quality of life between humans and zombies. Most...
Alternative Spring Break applications are due 11/10! Spend your Spring Break combating civic issues through service! ASB participants gain a sense of camaraderie, compassion, and empathy...
You've probably heard about the wage gap. You know, the part where men and women often get paid differently for doing the same job? The gap is even bigger for people of color and people with...
Find Out About URA: TODAY AT NOON! ALL MAJORS CAN APPLY!
Undergraduate Research Awards provide up to $1,500 to undergraduate students to support their research or creative work with a UMBC faculty mentor on an original project. UMBC students of all...
Mondays, 4:30-6pm in Commons Rm. 327. Drop-ins are welcome!
The Counseling Center is offering the Relationship Skills Workshop series this fall! This workshop teaches helpful skills to enhance interpersonal relationships and to promote...
Do you need your Research Funded? Then check out URA!
Do you have a creative project or research idea but lack the funding? Then check out the Undergraduate Research Awards. URA provides up to $1,500 to fund undergraduate students' projects with a...
Just test out the new Library website for 30 minutes
Have you heard? The Library is getting a new website in January! We're doing some testing on the new site, and need your help... Are you: a UMBC student (undergrad or grad)? able to come to...
A photograph of UMBC Mascot and Contest Winner Tom Berlin
Special Collections continues our archival project Archives Gold: 50 Objects for UMBC's 50th, a special series showcasing 50 different objects that tell the story of UMBC. This week we present a...
Our 2015 New Student Book Experience author Kay Jamison recently spoke here at UMBC. Who should we invite in 2017? What should we read? Your chance to nominate a title today.