If you are interested in learning about Master's programs and other pathways in graduate school, the American University in Washington D.C. is holding a virtual open house at the end of October....
Join us on the AOK Library steps on Saturday at 4:30!
Don't miss the opportunity to be a part of a special community photo with President Hrabowski! This recreation of a UMBC classic is one of the many ways that we are commemorating the last year...
Join us tomorrow at 7pm for “Cleft: An Art & Engineering Collaboration” (in-person & live streaming)! Reserve your tickets here: https://bit.ly/3l8zXr6 Artist Annet Couwenberg posed the...
We are excited to announce, we have partnered with the Student Government Association, Residential Student Association, and UMBC Dining to provide a composting drop off location for residential...
The Introvert Empowerment Discussion Group is a new and exciting group geared towards book lovers and students that value and crave self-reflection. Ever been shamed for being "too shy"? Ever...
The elevator on the northbound platform at Halethorpe Station is out of service at this time. Technicians have been dispatched to repair the issue. Customers that require the use of the elevators...
Dear members of the Ancient Studies Community, There are still seats available for both the student and faculty reading of Lysistrata on Wednesday, Oct. 6th (7-9pm) in PAHB 132 and the Keynote...
Dear Students, This is a friendly reminder that tomorrow Tuesday October 5th, is the last day to add an Internship, Independent Study, or Research Study. Please reach out to your advisor or...
Do you study or want to study one of the following languages? Azerbaijani Bangla Hindi Indonesian Persian Punjabi Swahili Turkish Urdu Arabic Korean Portuguese Russian Chinese...
The future of college: A mixture of in person and online
Dept. Chair Janeja was featured in an article from The Washington Post about the post-pandemic future of college and the mixture of classes being in person and online. Check it out here:...