Fine Arts to Be Renovated, Global Studies and Culture Building to Be Constructed A new facility, the Interdisciplinary Life Sciences (ILS) Building will be constructed…
Posts published in “Day: February 11, 2015”
Logistic woes mar union of UMBC and new furniture Currently, there is a stark difference in the appearance of the Student Organization Space now compared…
UMBC’s ambivalence in the face of change Given the sudden influx of global action over the past year or so, students of UMBC have recently…
Increases in tuition unexpected and lofty Increased tuition for UMBC students worsens an already large burden. It seems that higher education, the stepping-stone to prosperity,…
Slow start, but steady finish for UMBC’s casual carpooling program Carpooling at UMBC used to appear obsolete, but now with the growth of more events…
Small classes engender more learning in universities UMBC’s lectures are currently in the province of the professor to decide whether or not the lecture component…
In her first season at UMBC, junior guard Capree Garner is already a leader for the women’s basketball team. Garner spent two years at Harford…
UMBC’s men’s and women’s tennis teams traveled down to the Lone Star state for matches against the University of Texas- Pan American and Texas A&M…
When the UMBC men’s team opened up play this season against Frostburg St. University, they gave the UMBC faithful a reason to be hopeful. Although…
UMBC women’s basketball lost to the University of Maine, 56–42, on Sunday as the Retrievers fell to 1–6 on the conference season. Maine got off…