UMBC News and Magazine Headlines

Connecting Students to Video Game Pros It seems like a college student’s dream come true: get paid to immerse yourself in video games.  But a gaming career requires more than having logged the...

Crazy for Politics Do you find news and current events dull, boring and confusing? Too many young people answer yes to that question, says political cartoonist Kevin “Kal” Kallaugher, who...

Diving into the Dark Theatrical stories are often told through a series of dialogue between actors. But what if they were told only through sound and physical action?  This idea is captured...

Erickson School Comes of Age For a U.S. population that is living longer and healthier, the Erickson School at UMBC is “the right school with the right topic in the right location,” said...

Faculty-Student Teamwork E. Michael Richards, professor and chair of the Department of Music, and Michelle Ko ‘10 will travel to Sacramento, California, this November to perform at the Festival...

Gourd Season Baltimore birds will soon find refuge in hand-made birdhouses this spring – but these small homes aren’t made of wood and paint. Painted, carved gourds, often used to decorate the...

How UMBC Students Made the Most of Summer Through The Shriver Center at UMBC, hundreds of students are foregoing their summer trips to the beach to boost their resumes with internships, co-ops,...

Increasing America’s Environmental IQ “Our mandate is to increase the environmental IQ of America,” says Dave Jones, CEO of StormCenter Communications, a new resident of bwtech@UMBC’s Incubator...

Innovation Beyond the Classroom UMBC continues to gain national recognition for its commitment to and innovation in engaging students in community service, internships, co-ops, research and...

Instrument for Expression The upcoming concert by the Baltimore Dance Project is more than a performance – it’s an investigation of the human body. Featuring the work of choreographers Carol...