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In 1965, UMBC moved from a plan to a reality. Albin O. Kuhn was named as vice president of the so-ca...
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UMBC has always been looking to the future, and our archive of master plans and documents is proof p...
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For a lot of UMBC students in the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, the Albin O. Kuhn Library never had a towe...
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Parking and traffic have always been on the front burner at UMBC -- especially when the campus was a...
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A dive into the archives of The Retriever Weekly doesn't just excavate the history of UMBC, but it a...
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The silo on UMBC Boulevard suggests a connection between the university and farming. What was that p...
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Why was the Hillcrest Building torn down? What was the history behind this structure? —Perry Alexa...
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Who was the most famous performer or group to play a concert at UMBC? —Eric Messner ’01 UMBC has...
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Why does UMBC not have a football team? Did the university ever consider having one? —Lisa Price ...
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The first students at UMBC were 750 pioneers who arrived on September 19, 1966 and found three acade...
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What is the oldest standing building on campus? —Sara Shannon ’05, social work When the Hillcres...
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When did UMBC become a national college chess powerhouse? —Valerie Kilgallon ’87, English Accord...
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Midnight Classes on Gay Street The class is huddled together; early May still has a chill. We’re ...
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We've got some pretty interesting stuff buried in our archives, and in honor of the 50th, we're dust...
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Do you remember when campus looked like this? There's a lot more of it to walk around now, needless ...
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