Jennifer Egan can always be expected to impress her readers with her dazzling prose. Renowned for her creative experimentation with genre and form, Egan won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction for “A...
Please respect the needs of others by maintaining an academic environment. Remember noise travels, use common areas for quiet studying and move to the Library, LRC or Commons for group projects. ...
Congratulations to three of our students on their recent articles! Charlotte Keniston (cohort 21) The (Social) Mediated Myth of Childbirth Sedrick Smith (cohort 18) Purple Visions of...
The UMBC Retrievers baseball team entered the weekend in last place in the conference with an incredible opportunity to take down America East leaders Stony Brook, entering the series 11-4 in...
Quadmania is an annual tradition in the spring at UMBC that features a carnival and celebrity concert performances. Hosted by the Student Events Board, the day-long event always takes a lot of...
Dear members of the Ancient Studies community, The ANCS end-of-year party is one week from today. To date, I have received 14 replies. If you are planning to attend, please respond to me...
For the 23rd year in a row, the University of Maryland, Baltimore County held the Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement Day. URCAD allows hundreds of students to showcase their work in...
Tomorrow night’s Filmmaker-Student Network Night is now open to all college and university students! Thanks to the generous sponsorship of the Saul Zaentz Innovation Fund, we are able to extend...
What comes to mind about being 13 years old? Some people may remember their very first year of high school, or maybe even the first time they ever “like-liked” someone. Others might recall a best...
Looking for an M.A. in Holocaust and Genocide Studies?
Gratz College offers an M.A. in Holocaust and Genocide Studies that may be completed entirely online. It is a serious and rigorous academic program available to students across the U.S. and...