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Wednesday, October 19, 2022, 4-6 PM Performing Arts & Humanities Building : 216 Ruffians, Rowdies, & the Sainted Dead Identifying Remains at the First Baptist Church Cemetery...

Dear Students,   If you're pursuing a career path in media, broadcasting or communications, I encourage you to consider applying for a funded fellowship program with the U.S. Agency for Global...

The Political Science Department strongly encourages students to apply for an internship during their undergraduate years. Internships provide valuable work and networking experience. They also...

Dear Colleagues, As we approach midterm, it is timely to reflect on whether any small change in the structure and facilitation of class discussion may help us engage students in the kinds of...

Last week, two American Studies faculty members were featured in local news stories. Check out the links below to hear about some of the work Nicole King and Sarah Fouts are doing in Baltimore...

By: Ava Sekowski Photo Credit: Marlayna Demond and Routledge Have you ever wondered who was the first Media and Communications Studies professor? Or who started the major at UMBC? Well you...

Winter session helps you stay on track to graduate on time, especially if you can't take 15 credits during the spring and fall semesters. Most winter session courses meet degree requirements or...

Sherman Hall : 007 University of Maryland Carey School of Law Information Session hosted by UMBC's Pre-Law Society  Meet Jonathan Glick, Esq., Director of Admissions, University of Maryland...

Dr. Tanya Saunders, Associate Professor, Language, Literacy & Culture, will be in conversation with Egyptologist Dr. Rita Freed about her research, Ancient Nubian Art: A History, as part of...

Christian Hartman ('20, cello performance) will be performing a solo cello work by Kathryn Blake ('21, composition) at the District New Music Coalition's New Music DC 2022 Conference. Kathryn's...