by Michelle R. Scott, Associate Professor of History, UMBC and Earl Brooks, Assistant Professor of English, UMBC At a moment when there is a longstanding heated debate over how artists and pop...
by Constantine Nomikos Vaporis, Professor of History, UMBC For the first time in 217 years, a Japanese emperor will cede his place on the imperial throne. On April 30, Japan’s ailing...
Hi SWEethearts! It is time for elections! Attached are the slides for all of the members running and the position descriptions for next year. Use this google...
Please see the attached flyer for UMBC's Summer Enrichment Academy (SEA). Discounts for faculty and staff are available. Please visit sea.umbc.edu for more information.
Earlier this month, UMBC officially launched a new icon and homepage as the culmination of a two-year, community-driven brand message and logo development process—the first University-wide...
The department of Ancient Studies is pleased to announce that it has bought 15 tickets to the performance of Ellen's McLaughlin's adaptation of Aeschylus' Oresteia on Saturday, May 25, 2019 at...
Over the next few weeks, UMBC’s ART 427 Museum Practice class is working hard to get ready for its upcoming show: “Behind the Lens: The Visual Tales of Jim Burger.” The Retriever spoke with three...
Break the Stigma for Mental Health Awareness Month
Mental Health Awareness Month is on the horizon, what better way to celebrate and raise awareness than to join in a campus flashmob at noon on April 30th in the plaza between the University Center...
The Baltimore Museum of Art presents, “Delights of an Undirected Mind,” a collection of art pieces through various mediums, all sculpted to convey uncensored psychological distress and power....
If there’s one thing consumers have learned, it’s that there are very few “good” corporations. Just scratching a bit below the surface, it’s easy to see the most corporations have some skeletons...