Three things are synonymous with Thanksgiving: food, family and football. Last Thursday was no different as six NFL teams competed while millions of Americans feasted on turkey and stuffing. The...
There are countless acronyms and nicknames that are spoken around campus. You’re nearly guaranteed to hear at least one every day. It’s quick and easy to converse with the campus lingo, and it is...
Stop by ITE 231 today 11/28 at Noon for: a workshop on creating a government resume Learning how to stand out on USA jobs Speaking with two NSA Recruiters assigned specifcally for UMBC...
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It's time to Register for Spring Classes! Every semester, students must meet with an advisor in order to obtain registration clearance. To allow more time for your specific questions and concerns...
Old Ellicott City is a path many students take to get back to campus and holds a special place in people’s hearts. Business owners were happy to get Old Ellicott City up and running since the...
UMBC Black Lives Matter Week, held by a multitude of individuals, created discourse and interest through a series of events and activities spread throughout last week. These events were meant to...
Hyperrhiz, the peer-reviewed online journal specializing in electronic literature, new media criticism and net art, has published book reviews by LLC alumna Sara M. Cole ’13, and Delana Gregg...
In an effort to address the city’s large number of shootings, the Baltimore City Council unanimously voted for the preliminary approval of a citywide gun replica ban last Monday. The legislation...
2 Corinthians 5:14-15 (NLT) - “…Christ’s love controls us. Since we believe that Christ died for all, we also believe that we have all died to our old life. He died for everyone so that those who...