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Looking Forward from the 45th Anniversary of the Catonsville Nine Actions

A panel with two members of the original Catonsville Nine engages an audience about the historical significance of the actions of the Nine and critiques social protest, civic duty and citizenship.

UMBC Jazz in Concert (in Catonsville Patch)

Enjoy the music of Joe Henderson, Jim McNeely, Dizzy Gillespie and more in this free afternoon of Jazz.

UMBC's John Jeffries Celebrates 'A Life in History' (in Catonsville Patch)

UMBC's John Jeffries looks back on his decades in social science and education in the talk, "A Life in History: Reflections on Studying Politics and Policy in Twentieth-Century America.”

Sandra Steingraber Presents 'The Fracking of Rachel Carson' at UMBC (in Catonsville Patch)

Join environmental activist Sandra Steingraber at UMBC for her talk Monday, April 29 at 4:00 p.m. on the 7th floor of UMBC's Albin O. Kuhn Library.

'Making Meals and Concerts Optimal Experiences,' A Discussion with Paul Rozin (in Catonsville Patch)

Dr. Paul Rozin discusses "The Aesthetics of Temporal Sequence: Making Meals and Concerts Optimal Experiences," April, 25 at 7 p.m.

Shakespeare's Two Gentlemen of Verona at UMBC (in Catonsville Patch)

UMBC takes a turn re-shaping this 17th century play, and Proteus, Valentine, Sylvia and Julia are as hip as ever.

'Race and Shakespearean Performance', a Conversation with Ayanna Thompson (in Catonsville Patch)

What does it mean to cast Shakespeare nontraditionally? How is Shakespeare’s universalism constructed within explicit discussions and debates about racial identity? This and more in the discussion.

The UMBC Camerata with the Handel Choir of Baltimore (in Catonsville Patch)

Tickets for general admission and preferred seating still available.

UMBC Humanities Presents "Medicalization, Justice and the Definition of Health" (in Catonsville Patch)

Rebecca Kukla speaks at UMBC about Medicalization, Justice and the Definition of Healthcare.

A New Context, Photographs from the Baltimore Sun Revisited (in Catonsville Patch)

A New Context examines the edited newspaper photograph as an art object, and features pieces from The Baltimore Sun archives housed in the Albin O Kuhn Library’s Special Collections.

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