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Revolutionary Technology Must Embrace Values and Variety of Perspectives, Speakers Say
The Tale of a Student Group of Warlords, Wenches and Serfs
Tech Policy Expert Finds Business Leaders Support Action to Avoid Misuse
The Tale of a Student Group of Warlords, Wenches and Serfs
Tech Policy Expert Finds Business Leaders Support Action to Avoid Misuse
$20K Competition Celebrates Student Solutions to Societal Issues
In Alumna’s New Book, Murder and For-Profit Prison Industry Converge
Margaret Palmer’s Election Brings Number of UMD Faculty in Academy to 22
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Kick off a special two-night event in Ritchie Coliseum to celebrate the 40th Art Attack.
GoverningThe mass transit strategies we knew before 2020 will simply never return. The feds are likely to be the only answer.
Senior Vice President and Provost Jennifer King Rice sent the following email to the School of Public Policy community on Thursday: As you may know, deans at UMD are appointed for five-year terms with review in the fourth year if renewal for a second five-year term is desired. While it is unusual for a dean to serve longer than 10 years, I write today with great pleasure to announce that Dr. Robert Orr will extend his term as dean of the School of Public Policy through June 30, 2025.
The Division of Information Technology (DIT) is working with units across the University of Maryland to launch artificial intelligence chatbots that are able to provide helpful answers to questions on topics ranging from legal matters to course content.
Two University of Maryland football players were selected in the 2024 NFL Draft this weekend, marking seven straight years where at least one Terp has been chosen.
Terps Fan Out Across Campus for Fun, Freebies and Lots of Learning
In UMD Interview, Jeanette Epps Describes Surprises and Role as ‘Hands and Eyes’ of Earthbound Scientists
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