Cherie Scricca (left) and Jody Shipper (right) have been hired by the university as sexual misconduct consultants. Photo courtesy of Project IX.
Posts published in “Year: 2019”
UMBC students "spilled the tea" on anonymous confessions forums for a few short days before the forums were taken down. Photo by Priya Patel.
After 35 years of service as a staff member at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, Executive Administrative Assistant Teresa Lupinek has decided to retire.…
On Mainstreet Ellicott City, tucked away in a tiny corner next to Taylor’s Collective, is the Artists’ Gallery. The Artists’ Gallery showcases local artists’ work…
In a world where intersectionality is a central part of our view of society, people cannot shy away from their own hybrid identities and their…
As part of the Dresher Center for the Humanities’ Inaugural Public Humanities Speaker Series, assistant professor of history and director of the Graduate Program in…
Democratic Senator Dianne Feinstein went viral on Twitter on Friday Feb. 22 because she was visited by a group of teenage and preteen students who…
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In an article titled “The College Student Mental Health Crisis,” Psychology Today explores how today’s population is facing more stress than that of any other…
Intellectual sports are regarded with high status at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County and praised for their frequent success as clubs and teams. There…
President Freeman Hrabowski, the University Steering Committee and the All-Gender Restroom Steering Committee will be collaborating to implement all-gender restrooms throughout the UMBC campus over…
Often, when people want to learn a new language, they start with Spanish or French. But Sign of Life, UMBC’s American Sign Language Club, would…
Rapper Lil Pump released his highly anticipated second studio album, “Harverd Dropout,” on Feb. 22. The young Florida rapper’s music has been viewed as controversial…