I am searching for one tenant to live in a clean, quiet and nice neighborhood. The rent is $380 per month plus utility and wifi, the room will be available in September, one year lease need, the roommates are all University of Maryland  students. If interesting in, Please contact me for more information at pinghao531@gmail.com and  happy house hunting!

The UMBC Ancient Studies Department will conduct its 52nd annual study tour in Greece, March 16-25, 2018. The cost of $3,000 includes all air and land travel, twin-share accommodation for eight nights at four-star hotels, eight buffet breakfasts, three dinners, two lunches, and entrance to all archaeological sites and museums on the itinerary. Single rooms are available at an additional cost of $335.  ANCS majors and minors, UMBC students, faculty, staff, alumni, and members of the community are invited to join us. The trip can be taken as a three-credit course taught by Dr. Michael Lane and Dr. Molly Jones-Lewis in the Winter 2018 term (ANCS 301). Scholarships to help pay for the costs of the trip are available to Ancient Studies majors who enroll in the course; one scholarship is available to pay the costs of the course. Places are limited, so reserve yours today! This is a wonderful opportunity to see Greece in the off season in fine spring weather. If you are interested in joining us, please contact Domonique Pitts (dpitts@umbc.edu) and include your registration form. An initial deposit of $350.00 will be due Monday, October 16, 2017.

The tour will begin with a three-night stay in Athens, followed by one night in Itea, two nights in Nauplion, and one night in Heraklion, on the island of Crete, before spending the last night in Athens. The stay in Athens will include visits to the Acropolis and the new Acropolis Museum, the Agora and Agora Museum, the National Archaeological Museum, and Cape Sounion, where we will view the temple of Poseidon and watch the sunset. We will then travel to Delphi, visiting the Archaeological Museum of Thebes and the mountain village of Arachova on the way. After spending the following day at the sanctuary of Apollo at Delphi, we will travel to Nauplion for visits to bronze-age fortresses at Tiryns and Mycenae, as well as to the Nauplion Archaeological Museum. Then we return to Athens for a flight to Crete, where we will take in the Heraklion Archaeological Museum and Minoan sites at Knossos and Malia before returning to Athens and flying back to Baltimore the following day.

I am searching for one tenant to live in a clean, quiet and nice neighborhood. The rent is $380 per month plus utility and wifi, the room will be available in September, one year lease need, the roommates are all University of Maryland  students. If interesting in, Please contact me for more information at pinghao531@gmail.com and  happy house hunting!

Have you completed research that you want to refine and publish?

Would you like to be able to put “published author” on your resume?

Would you like professional criticism on your writing from a peer and faculty reviewers?

The UMBC Review is currently accepting submissions* for papers from all fields. We do not require your work to be 100% perfect at this stage - all papers will go through a thorough editing process by editors and off-campus reviewers. 

See submission guidelines, and prior editions of The Review here, and submit your paper by September 15th, 2017!

*Note: You can even submit if you have already graduated, as long as the research conducted was done whilst you were an undergraduate at UMBC.