Campus & Community
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New ASL Minor Teaches Students to Communicate Without Speaking
April 21, 2026
Student Arts Competition Focused This Year on Democracy, Civic Responsibility
January 15, 2026
Alum Serves, Protects State’s Threatened Bug Community
April 20, 2026
UMD Research Changes Lives: Faculty and Undergraduates Draw Closer to Potential Cure
April 20, 2026
UMD’s Version of the USO Entertained Troops Overseas
Recent Articles
April 20, 2026
System Can Assess Potential for Risky Actions Under Stress
April 17, 2026
From Forest Bathing to Bloom Walks to ‘Movement Snacks,’ Public Health Expert Offers Tips
April 17, 2026
Ronald Grudziecki ’62 Endows Professorship, Supports WIE to Honor Late Wife
April 17, 2026
UMD Scholar of Public Infrastructure Says More Storms and Collapses Are Coming
In Brief
April 21, 2026
The University of Maryland’s architecture program has been awarded an inaugural grant from the American Institute of Steel Construction (AISC) to integrate…
April 20, 2026
Scientists analyzing volcanic rocks from island chains discovered chemical fingerprints dating back 4.5 billion years—evidence that parts of Earth's deep…
April 17, 2026
A multidisciplinary team from the University of Maryland won first place at the Nuclear Energy Agency’s (NEA) inaugural Coding Competition, beating 22 teams…
AI at Maryland
Terps Do Good
April 21, 2026
New ASL Minor Teaches Students to Communicate Without Speaking
April 17, 2026
Ronald Grudziecki ’62 Endows Professorship, Supports WIE to Honor Late Wife
April 15, 2026
Projects by Faculty, Staff and Students at UMD and in Community to Create Positive Social Change
Videos
April 14, 2026
Anne Turkos Remains Committed to Saving and Sharing UMD History
April 13, 2026
Alternative Materials for Laundry Pods, Food Packaging and More Aim to Cut Pollution
April 08, 2026
Alumna who Spent Months Aboard International Space Station to Address Campus Ceremony
March 24, 2026
Over Nearly Half a Century, Johnny Holliday Has Become Source of Comfort, Hope for Marylanders
From Terp Magazine
January 15, 2026
As UMD steps up with a bold $2.5B fundraising campaign, take an interactive jaunt through Terp pride, purpose and progress.
January 15, 2026
An illegal trade in animals is booming worldwide. Now, a UMD conservation criminologist is turning to artificial intelligence to snare smugglers and expose their networks.
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