Thank you to the 600 members of our community who attendedThe Many Faces of Structural Racism: A Campus Conversation yesterday. We deeply appreciate the time and expertise of our panel members and...
Ayra Hussain is pursuing B.S. majors in Biological Sciences and Environmental Science, with an Arabic minor (2023). She is a member of the Honors College, and a URA Scholar. Title of your...
Financial Scammers Taking Advantage Of COVID-19 Uncertainty
With COVID-19 present in our day to day lives, malicious actors are taking this opportunity to scam people out of their personal and financial information. Recently the IRS Criminal Investigation...
We invite you to listen in to this episode of UMBC's Mic’d Up with Dr. Greg Williams, graduate program director for UMBC’s Learning and Performance Technology graduate programs, formerly known as...
In light of the COVID-19 pandemic and its impact on high school students’ ability to access standardized admissions tests (SAT/ACT), UMBC’s undergraduate admissions will be test-optional for Fall...
What you might not know about Black lives and disability
In this critical moment and movement, Accessibility and Disability Services affirms our solidarity with the Black community at UMBC and beyond. You matter. Your safety matters. Your health...
Greetings, On Friday, June 19, beginning at 12 p.m., UMBC is offering administrative leave for the remainder of the day to accommodate the work of employees participating in Juneteenth events...
The test-optional program for the coming year is "about offering prospective students maximum flexibility," says Yvette Mozie-Ross ’88, health science and policy, vice provost for enrollment...
Women of Color Collective (WOCC) provides a supportive space for women of color to come together for conversation, networking, and advocacy. WOCC will continue through the summer in holding a...
PSS would like to draw attention to the availability of leave time in observance of Juneteenth. The following is an excerpt regarding this from the campus communication sent on June 17th. "In...