“If the nation’s policymakers and education leaders take the deliberate steps needed to expand the participation and success of underrepresented minorities in STEM based on what we know works,...
“Mechanical engineers and historians are here in the same room talking to one another,” said Dean Scott Casper during his featured talk focused on communication skills. “That is what is really...
“We take [our] responsibility to educate tomorrow’s problem-solvers seriously, and we support them in their fight to preserve smart and humane science policy and investment," write Presidents...
The Universities at Shady Grove has awarded UMBC’s Andrew Nolan the Program Director of the Year Kendall Service Award for 2017. Nolan is senior lecturer and program director for UMBC's history...
The new method is “a really good way to identify important variants that you wouldn’t normally find in traditional methods,” says Thomas Peterson Ph.D. '16, who conducted this work as a student in...
Digital access isn't an add-on for Hayden, it's a core part of her mission and that of the library itself. "This is America's library," she shared. "This is your library."
The team defeated nine other regional winners from across the country in a contest to protect their networks from cyber attacks and threats efficiently and effectively.
“As human populations grow,” Matt Baker says, “land transformation is degrading stream ecosystems at a truly historic pace.” Restoration efforts are on the rise, but do we know enough to make them...
“I think the more knowledge that is generated and the more we understand things, sometimes things that we find very scary or frightening, the better we are able to make good policy decisions and...