UMBC’s Student Government Association has recently released a list of students who submitted their applications and have qualified to run for positions in student government…
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A year after it was passed, a new accountability measure instituted by the SGA Senate and Finance Board has begun to yield results. In its…
Jessica Hammond, the senior associate athletic director at UMBC, took the podium at SGA’s student fees forum and proposed $214,000 increases for undergraduate student’s athletic…
The historic district of Old Ellicott City is composed of an assortment of rustic buildings, antique shops, dive bars and restaurants which are packed…
Churches in southern California have begun in recent months to build a modern day underground railroad – rallying members of their congregations for the possibility…
After an arduous five-hour labor committee hearing this past Wednesday, the fight for increasing Baltimore’s minimum wage has trudged along with increased support within City…
For most UMBC students, physical accessibility and difficulties navigating campus do not demand much thought. For other handicapped students who are less able-bodied and are…
When James Comey, current director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, publicly released a letter he wrote to Congress twelve days before the presidential election,…
Janice Jackson, a music professor at UMBC, held up her hands in surprise in front of her class of fifteen. “It costs how much?” she…
With a total of 318 killings, Baltimore made 2016 the second-deadliest year per capita in recorded history, second only to 2015. With that number in…
UMBC has long prided itself on its diversity and inclusionary nature. The campus is a welcoming place for students from all creeds and cultures, and…
When she arrived at Standing Rock, North Dakota, she believed she would be performing menial tasks which in some way would aid in the cause…
Within the first few days of Donald Trump’s presidency, we have seen the Commander in Chief issue numerous disturbing executive actions. From ordering the construction…
Following the inauguration of President Trump, the streets of cities across the nation and the world were flooded by pink knitted hats, posters and signs.…
There is something invasive about hope, something formidable about it’s own character. There is also something about hope that people will cause people to chase…
Racist and anti-Semitic slurs and drawings were found throughout the Information Technology and Engineering Building around noon on Saturday, Jan. 14. Multiple surfaces in the building,…