Hey Everybody! This Friday, one of our awesome new members, Clarence, is going to be leading us through a discussion about one of the key questions opened up in Plato's Republic: what does it...
Me and my 2 girl friends are moving to a 4 bed 3 bath townhouse just less than 2min walk to Gaint (and umbc shuttle stop). The house in newly renovated and in perfect condition and will be ready...
Over time, U.S. environmental regulations have successfully reduced emissions from combustion, such as car engines. That has decreased these emissions’ negative impact on air quality, particularly...
Kate Tracy, M.A. ’01, Ph.D. ’03, psychology, holds many titles—newest among them is special advisor to the senior vice chancellor of Academic and Student Affairs of the University System of...
Emissions from household products are on the rise compared to emissions from combustion engines, but their effect on air quality is poorly understood. "So, if we want to have a better...
Hello all, Full disclosure: I am terrible at math. I was diagnosed with ADHD as well as a math learning disability (which I still am unsure if that's a legitimate diagnosis) at a young age. I...
Dear Members of the UMBC Community, We are pleased to share with you an important resource for UMBC faculty, staff and students – the Consumer Compliance Information website. In accordance with...
One of Kate Tracy's longest-standing and most important descriptors is “Maxine Tracy in a different form,” laughs Tracy. “A feistier version of my grandmother.” She's honoring Maxine with an...
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Teaching for Historical Literacy. The Schomburg Center’s Junior Scholars Program* hosted Professor Eddie Glaude Jr,** author of Democracy in Black: How Race Still Enslaves the American Soul, on...