UMBC Special Collections is excited to announce the opening of a new online exhibit featuring the work of photographer John G. Bullock. “The Photography of John G. Bullock” exhibit, curated by...
UMBC students, faculty, and staff now have access to a new online collection of Baltimore photographs through UMBC’s Digital Collections. The Baltimore Collection, which includes approximately 96...
Follow the UMBC University Archives on Facebook! ------------ Plain text: The University Archives of the University of Maryland, Baltimore County collects materials that document the history...
This series was conceived by Special Collections student assistant Audrey Gatewood. She also wrote this post. Check out one of Audrey's picks! There are so many great resources in our...
Overwhelmed or intimidated by S.C.? Here's a starting point
This series was conceived by Special Collections student assistant Audrey Gatewood. She also wrote this first post. Check out Audrey's picks! There are so many great resources in our...
This post was written by Special Collections student assistant Jen Wachtel. Thank you, Jen! The Retriever Weekly, our university’s proud student newspaper, began publishing as UMBC News in 1966....
This post was written by Special Collections Graduate Assistant Nichole Zang. Thank you, Nichole! UMBC Special Collections is pleased to announce that the Office of Institutional Advancement...
Collection includes over 200 musical scores and compositions
Special Collections has a new music collection available for you to come and explore! Whether you’re a musician-in-training or simply a lover of the classics, you now have access to an impressive...
Over 500 photographs and 114 newsletters from the Society of Invertebrate Pathology records have been added to UMBC's Digital Collections. The photographs date from the 1950s and include...
Why is a cemetery a good place to write a story? Why, because there are so many plots there! In addition to looking up terrible Halloween jokes, Special Collections has decided to get into the...