Editor’s note: This staff editorial was originally published in print only, in our first issue of the Spring 2022 semester in February, when our website…
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On Oct. 20, the University of Maryland, Baltimore County announced on their Public Health Dashboard that they completed another week of coronavirus testing, successfully yielding…
The Retriever starts off each semester by recruiting students to fill writing and reporting positions. For fairness and transparency, our structure is currently such that…
As we approach the holiday season, the editorial board of The Retriever wants to reflect on our current health services accommodations. We found that the…
Journalism’s main purpose is to inform the public of what is going on in their government and within their communities. Often, this can cause people…
Let’s talk about Facebook. Are you sick of hearing people talk about Facebook? Well, too bad. Mark Zuckerberg says if you don’t let us talk…
In the past few years, environmental activists have called attention to the detrimental effects of plastic straws. This widespread campaign has boasted some big successes,…
While “inquiring minds” may be a top priority at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County, functioning infrastructure apparently is not. On Monday, Sept. 16 water…
Dear new UMBC students: You’ve made it through your first two weeks. Now that the excitement is waning and you’re probably having to deal with…
Editor’s Note: This article was written before President Hrabowski released the Retriever Courage reports detailing recommendations to the campus on the prevention of and response…
If there’s one thing consumers have learned, it’s that there are very few “good” corporations. Just scratching a bit below the surface, it’s easy to…
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With the advent of the UMBC Student Government Association’s Fiscal Year 2020 Budget Proposal, The Retriever Editorial Board will be fact-checking and responding to as…
If last semester taught us anything, it is that we are almost never getting the full picture regarding campus-wide processes, policies, procedures and practices from…