Starting in November 2024 and halting on March 1st, 2026, UMBC conducted work to restore, stabilize and remediate portions of Spring Grove in Catonsville, work…
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Pokémon Day marks a significant milestone for Trainers all around the world as it signifies the day Pokémon Red and Green, the first games of…
This is a developing story. Any updates will be published in future print and online issues of The Retriever. Trigger Warning: This article discusses allegations…
Maryland has been no stranger to immigration enforcement, with more than 3,200 people arrested and detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in 2025 alone.…
In recent years, artificial intelligence has shifted from a conversation mainly confined to the private sector and technology experts to a growing issue of public…
The University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) Women’s Soccer team has hit theground running. In five matches, the women’s team has put seven goals in…
Trigger Warning: This article contains graphic depictions of sexual assault and violence committed against Women. If you or someone you know has faced sexual misconduct,…
On March 5th, 2024, UMBC’s Student Government Association (SGA) voted in favor of passing a joint resolution, J.R. 01-2324, which asks SGA to request UMBC to…
This is a developing story. As needed, updates will be posted on The Retriever website and in future print issues. On March 18th, the Department…
The Graduate Labor Union (GLU) at University of Maryland, College Park led a coalition of academic laborers and labor organizers at a rally on Wednesday,…
In the 1970s, there began a push for more space in academia for Black people, particularly in America, which was surviving out of the “turbulent…
Before Eric Shaner biked across America with the Journey of Hope, he had not traveled more than 50 miles at one time. But by the…
Last summer, astronomers around the globe took a sudden interest in an intriguing blast that appeared in the sky. Referred to as the Cow, after…
In early September, UMBC was faced with a lawsuit alleging that the campus and county police, along with higher-authority officials, mishandled sexual assault allegations. Almost…
Kognito, a virtual simulation designed to help students in distress, is available free of charge in Maryland institutions of higher education until 2019. The subscription is…
The UMBC sign that once greeted students when entering the campus has recently been removed as a part of UMBC’s new project to revamp the…