Dawit Gebremichael Habte, an Eritrean author and refugee, shared his story during Refugee Awareness week, exposing us to the realities of life as an immigrant. He left us with the message that...
Jenny Perlin, a traveling artist and professor at the University of Pennsylvania, the Cooper Union, and The New School in New York, was invited to share her arts and knowledge with the UMBC...
Cancer is most devastating when it metastasizes—when tumor cells break away, travel through the bloodstream, and then attach elsewhere, only to grow another tumor. A significant amount of...
Sociology 204: Diversity and Pluralism: An analysis of race, ethnicity, class, gender, and sexual orientation in society. Dr. Bryan Ellis Summer Session 1: May 29- July 6 See attached...
Advice for everyone, even students who are graduating!
Where did the year go, guys? The sun is shining, but everyone is stressed with finals and projects and summer jobs and graduation … it’s a lot. I get it; I am right there with you. And if you’re...
Join us May 8th on the Commons Terrace starting at 11 am and enjoy Pit Beef, Pit Turkey or a Roasted Portabella Mushroom Sandwich. Use your lunch swipe at Au Bon Pain or swipe for $6.10!
Interested in going on a brigade? Here's your chance!
Are you interested in joining the holistic service-based mission of Global Brigades? Fill out the interest form below and a current member will get in contact with you or feel free to email...
Investigating Regenerative Medicine in the Lobo Lab
Abraar is a Biological Sciences major who will graduate in May 2018. How did you find the research opportunity? I became extremely interested in the topic of regenerative medicine after having...