Unfortunately, women in today’s society are often still viewed as inferior to men in political, social and economic roles. With an eye on tackling some of these issues, the Women Involved in...
James Gallagher for TRW Think back to middle school. We’ve made it a long way from those three years of constant confusion, puberty and intense social pressure, but there are still kids who have...
Syria is experiencing a mass exodus of citizens due to the current war-torn state of their country. Other Middle Eastern and European nations are stepping up and taking in large numbers of...
On September 10, the US Senate failed to pass a disapproval resolution of the Iranian nuclear deal, securing a huge victory not just for President Obama, but also for the global community. The...
In their second game of the Maddie Bingaman Memorial Tournament, The UMBC’s women’s volleyball team won all three sets of their match against the Fordham University Rams on Friday, Sept. 11. This...
Douglas Lamdin was selected as the annual recipient of the Abramson Award for the outstanding article published in the past year in Business Economics, the journal of the National Association for...
On Friday night, the first round of the Battle of Baltimore commenced between UMBC and Loyola University, Maryland at Retriever Soccer Park. UMBC failed to score a single goal against Loyola, and...
Greg Cangialosi ‘96, English, has made a name for himself as a serial entrepreneur with a passion for helping others succeed. Since he graduated from UMBC, he has gone on to run two companies,...
Posted September 14, 2015 by Chemical, Biochemical and Environmental Engineering Department Lee Blaney (CBEE, Assistant Professor), Kiranmayi Mangalgiri (PhD, Environmental Engineering), and...
Dear Students, Staff, Faculty, and Friends of the Department of Africana Studies, To celebrate the beginning of another exciting year in AFST at UMBC, I invite you to attend the 2015 Welcome...