UMBC’s annual W.E.B. Du Bois lecture series “provides an important platform for intellectual dialogue on crucial aspects of African American experiences and those of peoples of African descent,”...
Nestled in between the storefronts of the family-owned antique stores and bars chock-full of hipsters celebrating happy hour stands Asian Taste, one of Hampden’s best kept secrets. To the casual...
Bridging the gap between military service and becoming a civilian university student isn’t always easy for our nation’s veterans. That’s why Veteran Student Services (VSS) works to make those...
UMBC doctoral student Jason Ashe and new Ph.D. recipient Erin Berry-McCrea have been selected for notable national honors as emerging leaders in work to address inequalities, in health care and in...
This is a work of satire. Even though an entire month has passed, UMBC students are still thrilled at the prospect of their undefeated football team taking on the opposing football team in the...
Commuter Assistants needed! Apply by November 28th!
OCSS seeks motivated, intelligent, passionate, hardworking, and dedicated undergraduate students to employ as Commuter Assistants. These students will serve as advocates for commuter students on...
As part of the course this winter, Dr. Kate will be teaching students how to create public blogs! MW 1-4:10pm *Hybrid Course* Dr. Kate Drabinski Drawing on feminist, queer, social, and...
Name:Zack Herd Internship, Co-op or Research Site: UPS Position Title: Business Analyst Major(s)/Minor(s):Business Technology Administration Work Term:Summer 2018 and Fall 2018 Tell us...
UMBC’s First-Year Experience has helped students build their academic skills and gain a better understanding of the UMBC campus since 1989. After a reconstruction of the First-Year Experience...
POLI 475: Russian Politics Winter 2019 Dr. Grodsky Isn’t it time to figure out what all this Russia stuff is all about? If the 2016 election wasn’t enough...