Faculty and staff permits are valid for two years through 2027. Student parking permits for the 2026-27 academic year will be available beginning August 1; students may purchase an annual decal online through the Self-Service Banner portal.New College Avenue Parking Designation Beginning in August 2026, the University side of College Avenue will be open to […]
Associate Professor of Political Science Ranjit Singh and Professor of Sociology Eric Bonds co-authored a column for the FXBG Advance, titled “The Corporate Environmental Blame Game.” In the commentary, they examine how public messaging around environmental responsibility can shift attention away from the broader environmental impacts of data center development, arguing that meaningful change requires […]
Associate Professor of Business Kashef Majid was featured in a WalletHub piece about budgeting and whether “loud budgeting” is an effective strategy. “Yes, for many people it can be very effective. It’s a form of mental accounting, the concept that we keep track of revenue and expenses, and that we allocate things to certain accounts,” […]
Professor Emeritus of Economics Robert Rycroft, along with co-author Stacey Jones, has published the paperback edition of Income Inequality in America: A Reference Handbook. The book was originally released in hardcover in 2024 and explores the history, causes and policy debates surrounding the economic divide between rich and poor in the United States. Learn more about […]
As of Tuesday, Aug. 4, all employees now use UMW’s central Microsoft sign-in process to access Canvas — the same authentication system used for Microsoft 365, Banner, and other University systems.What’s changed: Username: Sign in with your full UMW email address (for example, jsmith@umw.edu) instead of your NetID. Password: Continue using your NetID password. Multi-Factor […]