by Emily Melluso The Prove It! application deadline is right around the corner, with the first round of submissions due at 11:59pm this Friday, March 1st. What does this mean for UMBC...
New book featuring UMBC’s business partnerships takes center stage in Times Square. STEMconnector’s STEM Higher Education Council recently released Advancing a Jobs-Driven Economy, a book that...
Beverly Bickel, associate director of Language, Literacy and Culture doctoral program, Craig Berger, and David Hoffman, Student Life, were published in the latest edition of Diversity &...
Sign up for 096 Community Service & Learning Prac!
Do you have some pockets of availability in your schedule, now that classes have settled? Past service-learners, are you looking to re-engage with your former service site? Are you interested in...
Three UMBC scientists, Lorraine Remer, Tianle Yuan and Zhibo Zhang, co-authored this study by NASA about Saharan dust is transported across the Atlantic Ocean to Amazonia.
With spring right around the corner (fingers crossed), we hope that you’ll shake off the winter lazies with us at the RAC. The UMBC athletic/recreation department offers a special discounted...
Sign-up to Volunteer for URCAD Monday, April 20 - Thursday, April 23, 2015. Whether you have an hour or a day to give, we can use your help for a variety of tasks. Please complete the form at...
by Craig Berger Two new publications are shining a light on the theory, history and cultural practices encompassed in BreakingGround, and exploring its significance for higher education and...
Innovative grassroots movement to eliminate nuclear weapons
GLOBAL ZERO ACTION CORPS “Global Zero is grassroots organizing at its finest.” -UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon At Global Zero, the international movement for the elimination of nuclear...
Undergraduate and graduate students engaged in research related to Asia and the environment are invited to submit posters and papers for presentation at the first in a series of annual...