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Dresher Center Expands Humanities Scholarship at UMBC A recent gift from the Dresher Foundation will expand the scope and reach of UMBC’s James T. and Virginia M. Dresher Center for the...

A Family Affair When Sue Hahn, an administrative assistant in UMBC’s Faculty Development Center, walks across the stage to receive her B.A. in American studies cum laude at the University’s...

lumnus Ian Ralby Receives Gates Cambridge Scholarship Alumni Scholarships Support Students Committed to the Advancement of Minorities Several UMBC alumni have...

Alumnus Ian M. Ralby Receives Prestigious Gates Cambridge Scholarship Ian M. Ralby, UMBC’s 2002 Valedictorian, will enter the M.Phil. program in International Relations at Cambridge...

Celebrating Student Research UMBC is a place that believes hands-on research and discovery is an essential part of the student experience. This week, two campus events put the creativity and...

Erickson School Launches Master’s Degree in Aging Services The Erickson School at UMBC is now accepting applications for its new Master of Arts in the Management of Aging Services (MAgS), a...

International Recognition for a New Filmmaking Technique Assistant Professor of Visual Arts Eric Dyer ’95 received international recognition for his film “Copenhagen Cycles,” which uses an...

Realizing Their Potential: UMBC Interns and Co-ops Through the Shriver Center at UMBC, hundreds of students stepped outside the boundaries of the classroom this summer and gained...

Realizing Their Potential: UMBC Interns and Co-ops Name: Nadeesha Ranasinghe Arachchige Major: Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Graduation: December 2008 Placement: Wyeth Research...

The Serious Science of Human Nature Robert Provine’s groundbreaking research into what makes us human has earned him attention from scientists and media from around the world. Provine studies...