Berger, coordinator of student life for campus and civic engagement, has been named chair of the American Democracy Project (ADP) Steering Committee for 2016-17.
"When we think about evaluating the impact of the arts and humanities, we should start by thinking about what life will be like without these everyday studies of ourselves," explains psychology...
Students in the program were 92 percent more likely to complete their degrees than peers not in the program. "We're pleased that the model has helped so many students to reach their goals," says...
After getting its start in the back of a biology classroom, 4SW has gone on to win awards and visit the White House. The members' stellar teamwork and talent bring cutting-edge research alive.
On August 16, UMBC's Office of Human Relations shared a message with the UMBC community regarding a review of UMBC policies and procedures related to cases of sexual misconduct.
Rear Admiral Sylvia Trent-Adams '06 Ph.D., public policy, now deputy surgeon general, is one of several public policy alumni to be recognized with a high-level appointment in recent months.
“SURF’s growth demonstrates the commitment of UMBC to undergraduate research and getting the next generation of researchers prepared,” says Lasse Lindahl. More than 250 people turned out for the...
Kars and Brown are recipients of the EUI's Fernand Braduel Senior Fellowships, which "provide a framework for established academics with an international reputation to pursue their research."
In the article, "On rocky road to Rio, the biggest loser may be the glory of hosting Olympics," Short comments on the increasing scale of the games, growing global coverage, and underlying...
The technology is a huge advance over the previous vaccine, which required injection into each fish individually. “If this works,” Vikram Vakharia says, “it opens the door to use this technique...