Campus & Community
Trailblazers Honored at Dedication of Johnson-Whittle Hall
Namesakes Elaine Johnson Coates, Hiram Whittle Broke Barriers at UMD
Arts & Culture
Behind the Beauty, a Sense of Place
Art and Architecture Connect With Community in Mural Project
Research
Malaria Spike Tied to Amphibian Die-off, Team Including UMD Researcher Finds
Study Reveals Connections Between Environment, Animal and Human Health
Arts & Culture
Behind the Beauty, a Sense of Place
Art and Architecture Connect With Community in Mural Project
Research
Malaria Spike Tied to Amphibian Die-off, Team Including UMD Researcher Finds
Study Reveals Connections Between Environment, Animal and Human Health
Recent Articles
A Peek Inside … Derek Yarnell’s Office
UMIACS Director of Computing Facilities Shares Vast ‘Simpsons’ Collection, Makerspace Creations
Maryland Quantum-Thermodynamics Hub Launches With $2M Grant
Emerging Field Combines Modern Physics With Victorian-era Science
Do Suddenly Self-Centered Brain Cells Promote Disease?
NSF Award Funds UMD Alzheimer’s Research Into Brain Glucose Metabolism
Events
Oct 03
Message Card Meditation
Oct 03
Wellness Workshops: Mastering Mindfulness
Oct 03
Language House Language Chats
Oct 03
Mind Over Mat(ter) Yoga: Mental Health Awareness Week
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UMDemocracy 2022
This campuswide series aims to provide resources and information on things to know before the midterm election this November. Featuring university faculty, alumni and students, UMDemocracy 2022 highlights Terp experts on topics to watch in the midterm.
EXPERTS in the News
The National DeskPutin anticipated the imposition of additional sanctions and took steps to minimize their effects on the Russian economy and Russian citizens.
In Brief
Faculty, Staff to Receive 4.5% Cost-of-Living Adjustment Nov. 1
University President Darryll J. Pines sent the following email to faculty and staff today: I write to you with good news for our workforce, the people who power the University of Maryland. Yesterday, Gov. Larry Hogan announced all regular status state government employees, including UMD faculty and staff, will receive a 4.5% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) increase, effective Nov. 1, 2022.
$2.6M DOE Grant Supports UMD-led Study on Genetics of Plant Growth for Biofuels
A University of Maryland researcher was awarded $2.6 million by the U.S. Department of Energy to investigate the genetics underlying how poplar trees sense nutrients and regulate their metabolism—information that could help farmers maximize yields of this and other plants used in biofuel production.
UMD, Deloitte Launch New Artificial Intelligence Initiative
The Robert H. Smith School of Business has joined Deloitte to launch the Deloitte Initiative for AI and Learning (DIAL), an artificial intelligence (AI) research initiative to expand learning and development opportunities for faculty and students across the University of Maryland’s schools and colleges.
Features
A Bucketload of Terp Traditions
Join a Super-Spirited Student on Her Journey to Complete the M Book’s 20 Maryland Milestones
From ‘Awww’ Animals to Agri-tech
At the Maryland State Fair, UMD Carries on a Land-grant Learning Mission