It's our favorite time of year - National Library Week! In addition to promoting all of the great services and resources available in the Albin O. Kuhn Library & Gallery, we'll also be asking...
In collaboration with their fall 2015 English seminar, Brittney Kramer, Elizabeth Chen, and Alexa Abee created a digital exhibition that examines the lives of mill girls in the nineteenth-century....
Tomas Loayza will be presenting a short film of 1:26 minutes created by using cutout paper animation. The film is based on the self-portrait The Cliff, a piece depicting a creature made of rock...
A Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement Day Pin
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...
WEDNESDAY APRIL 27, 2016 | 8:15 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Your task will be to take pictures of presenters and audience at URCAD venues around campus. Photographers must have use of a digital camera....
Naureen Khan explains how high school students can master the basics of comprehending the principles and powers of the United States government in order to become a responsible and informed adult....
Jason Hughes will be presenting his project regarding bulk metallic glasses (BMGs) and how they can be used for technological applications at this year's URCAD. Learn more about how they were...
The next book sale of the semester has been scheduled! Come join us on: Wednesday April 27th, 12PM - 5PM Thursday April 28th, 12PM - 5PM Library book sales are located in the back of the...
See the lives of working kids in the early 20th century
UMBC Special Collections: The National Child Labor Committee Lantern Slides A new digital collection, National Child Labor Committee lantern slides, brings online the images that were used by...
A Women’s Center blog post by staff member Daniel Willey Note: I hope what I’ve learned can be applicable to other people, but I know my experience isn’t universal. I use a lot of action verbs...