Indigenous peoples have a deep and unique connection to the lands they inhabit. This connection has persisted throughout the world, despite centuries of colonisation, displacement and suppression...

White House special counsel Robert Mueller recently issued 12 indictments alleging that Russian intelligence agents sought to tilt the vote in Donald Trump’s favor by hacking prominent Democrats...

Shaun Cunningham, a rising senior at Catonsville High School, said he might be interested in pursuing a career in law. That’s why the Catonsville resident is in a moot court class at...

Read this powerful op-ed from Maheen Haq, Sondheim Scholar, in the Baltimore Sun.

This article, written by Catalina Sofia Dansberger Duque, was originally published here. “Humans have emerged as a force of nature on this planet,” UMBC’s Erle Ellis says, as he begins to explain...

This article, written by Megan Hanks, was originally posted here.  Three UMBC students have been selected to receive prestigious Boren and Gilman scholarships to study abroad this summer. The...

Brigid Starkey of the Global Studies program recently discussed human rights in North Korea on KJZZ radio. To hear her segment, in which she discusses international relations and the United...

Chris Curran of the Public Policy department recently published an article in which he argues that improving school climate, not just security, is key to violence prevention. Read more in The...

The College of Arts, Humanities, and Social Sciences (CAHSS) has secured a campus-wide site license for Stata, a powerful quantitative statistical software package that allows users to analyze and...

This article, written by Catalina Sofia Danberger Duque, was originally posted here. Inspired by the momentum of the #MeToo movement, the National Sexual Violence Resource Center (NSVRC) spent...