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URCAD ’22 w/ Avnee Sharma, Jess Sellner, Elyssa Lou, & Joshua F. Gray On today’s episode we hear about four fantastic presentations from UMBC’s Undergraduate Research and Creative Achievement...

**This course is meeting online.  Course Description: An introduction to the central concepts and issues in cultural anthropology. The course employs a worldwide comparative perspective that...

In their new article "Legal Claims and Compensation in Climate-Related Disasters," Public Policy Professor Susan M. Sterett and Ph.D. student Laura Mateczun argue that courts are significant in...

Anjali DasSarma graduated from UMBC in 2021 with a bachelor’s degree in Media and Communication Studies with a minor in Journalism and is now pursuing her Master’s in American Studies at Brown...

By: Elena Kim Photo credit: Jared Lyles Can you share a little about yourself and a fun fact about you?  Hi, my name is Alex! I’m 30 years old and originally from Miami, FL. Fun fact...

The end of the semester is quickly approaching. There are plenty of resources on campus to support you as we get to finals season - one of those is Retriever Essentials, which has recently debuted...

Looking for interesting, relevant, and fun classes that can also help you meet the Gen ED requirement or get you upper-level credits? Check out the offerings in Critical Sexuality Studies and see...

After a national search, the Language, Literacy & Culture Program is very pleased to announce that Dr. Tanya L. Saunders will be joining the program as Associate Professor in Fall 2022. They...

The U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) will be posting their fall internship announcement during the first week of May. Students interested in applying are encouraged to start...

For the first time in history, the Executive Office of the President (EOP) is launching an EOP-wide paid internship program that will provide a stipend to participants. The Office of...