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Sound & Strength Imagine a few sounds: a squeaky door, the shredding of paper, a bowling ball falling down a staircase, and a persistent buzz. Then: a drum beat, some notes from a piano and...

The list of required props for Irish dramatist Martin McDonagh’s black comedy The Lieutenant of Inishmore (2001) indicates just what murderous mayhem awaits its audience: “Dead black cat; Dead...

Sondheim Scholar Ari Ne’eman has plunged headlong into the maelstrom of controversy over autism. His goal? To give autistics – including himself – a significant voice in the debate. By Mat...

Winter �08 Graduate to Become Youngest Student at Boston Doctoral Program When Seth Vacek ’08 was younger, no one thought he’d go to UMBC. They never thought he’d go college, period, or even...

Award-Winning Contributions to Baltimore�s Business Community Since its inception in 1989, more than 100 companies have been supported by bwtech@UMBC Incubator and Accelerator. Eighty percent...

Students and Staff Provide a Choice for Youth from At-Risk Environments To hear about The Choice Program from a former fellow, click the play button below. Over the past two decades,...

The Beat of a Different Drum When Steven McAlpine, assistant director of interdisciplinary studies, and Gregory Schroeder ’09 met for academic advising, neither one knew they’d soon be...

Lucia Zegarra �11 Chosen as a �Leader on the Rise� Challenging situations, encouragement from family and spirituality have all led Peruvian native Lucia Zegarra ’11, biological sciences, to...

Model for 21st Century Art Spanning all six concentrations � animation/interactive media, art history and theory, film/video, graphic design, photography and print media � UMBC’s 2008...

Professor’s Breakthrough Highlighted in Nature Chemical Biology A proper balance of nitric oxide (NO), the body’s highly reactive, gas-based signaling molecule and the stuff that makes...