As University of Maryland, Baltimore County students watched snow pile up outside their windows this past week and received the emails of campus closures, many…
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The University of Maryland, Baltimore County saw an outbreak of seven positive COVID-19 cases in the Patapsco residence hall on Wednesday, Feb. 3. In response,…
COVID-19’s novel nature has left many wondering whether those who have been vaccinated can still spread the virus. But as Department of Emergency Health Services…
While much of the world watched pro-Trump rioters storm the Capitol building from their televisions and phone screens on Wednesday, UMBC senior political science major…
Editor’s note: This article contains mention of hate speech directed at the LGBTQ+ community. This is a developing story and has been updated to reflect…
The Women’s Center at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County opened a survey earlier this fall to poll the UMBC community on whether they believe…
The University of Maryland, Baltimore County announced in October that the Spring 2021 semester will look very similar to Fall 2020, with around 90 percent…
The Shriver Center at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County is celebrating its 25th year of connecting students to their communities through “engaged scholarship and…
The Maryland Department of Health (MDH) launched MD Covid Alert, a smartphone-based COVID-19 exposure notification system using Bluetooth Low Energy technology. Students at the University…
Editor’s Note: This article has been updated to reflect new information While the United States Presidential Election has already concluded with Joe Biden named the…
As students and staff prepare for Thanksgiving break, the University of Maryland, Baltimore County saw a rise in COVID-19 cases this past week. From Oct.…
Identifying accessibility barriers and discussing progress in campus accessibility improvements were at the forefront of the campus accessibility project update hosted by the University of…
The University of Maryland, Baltimore County’s Student Government Association plans to launch a free menstrual product pilot in the spring 2021 semester, which will place…
“We are a powder keg about to explode,” said junior psychology major Kayla Dunn, quoting a line from the musical “Hamilton“ to describe the tension…
The University of Maryland, Baltimore County is anticipating costs related to COVID-19 expenses for fiscal year 21 to be upwards of 2.5 million dollars, including…
Although the University of Maryland, Baltimore County is the home of the Retrievers, stray and feral cats are an increasingly common occurrence on campus, a…