UMBC News & Magazine Headlines

Helping Women Achieve Their Potential   UMBC’s array of programs that empower women to be both successful students and successful professionals has been recognized for the second year in...

Celebrating an Innovative Environment for Learning & Research   The Robert and Jane Meyerhoff Chemistry Building dedication will take place at 2 p.m. on Friday, October 21. The entire...

Creating Clockwork Crab   Mechanical engineering major Arthur Gould is proudly checking out his Clockwork Crab, part of Baltimore’s Crabtown Project, when a group of Red Hat Society...

Writing UMBC’s Next Chapter   Providing a distinctive undergraduate experience and supporting faculty development and research are an important part of UMBC’s strategic planning...

Homeland Security for H20 It’s a post-9-11 scenario that most homeland security experts agree is not a matter of if but when: a “dirty bomb” attack in the United States....

A New Look for UMBC’s Homepage Update: Stepping Back and Looking Forward (9/8/05) Okay, we heard you, and here are ways you said the new UMBC homepage and website could be...

Homeland Security for H20 It’s a post-9-11 scenario that most homeland security experts agree is not a matter of if but when: a “dirty bomb” attack in the United States. Technically...

A New Look for UMBC’s Homepage Update: Stepping Back and Looking Forward (9/8/05) Okay, we heard you, and here are ways you said the new UMBC homepage and website could be...

Making the Most of Summer   Employers are more interested than ever in hiring UMBC talent: this year, the Shriver Center coordinated and secured nearly 800 internship and co-op placements...

Researching a Cure for Alzheimer’s   In UMBC’s recently renovated Chemistry Building, Jesse Karr, a chemistry and biochemistry Ph.D. student, is standing over a brand-new electron...