Photo Caption: Ecologist Erle Ellis has helped design a new way of mapping the Earth to include human impact. Editor’s Note: Since its publication, Ellis and Ramankutty’s research has received...
UMBC Faculty and Staff Experts Discuss �Mental Illness and the Campus Community� UMBC faculty and staff experts from across the campus will discuss “Mental Illness and the Campus Community,”...
UMBC Peaceworker Alumni Remain Engaged in Baltimore Communities While nearly 85 percent of UMBC’s Shriver Peaceworker Fellows originally come from outside the Baltimore region, 60 percent have...
UMBC’s department of Civil and Environmental Engineering (CEE) will host environmental professionals from around the region on Nov. 7 at a conference on bio-solids, byproducts of water treatment...
An Eco-Opportunity Employer Now that the U.S. Geological Survey’s Maryland-Delaware-Washington, D.C. Water Science Center is on campus at bwtech@UMBC, research partnerships...
UMBC Presents Work by Award Winning Playwright, Alumna Kara Lee Corthron ’99, theatre, is emerging as one of theatre’s most promising playwrights. Her new play, Wild Black-Eyed Susans, which...
If you were unable to attend the first annual Korenman Lecture featuring Cynthia Enloe, you may still hear her talk by going to the Social Sciences Forum page at...
UMBC Collaborative Digital Storytelling Project Wins International Award A pioneering and unique Digital Storytelling Project created by UMBC and Charlestown Retirement Community and funded by...