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University of Maryland UAS Test Site pilot Ryan Henderson shows residents of Dominica a drone he used in early 2018 to create imagery of damage following Hurricane Maria, which struck the island in 2017.

Map to Recovery

Engineer to Use Drone to Provide Images of Damage After Catastrophic Hurricane

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University of Maryland Extension Takes on Rural Opioid Crisis

$1M Federal Grant Will Fund Education, Training to Combat Tragic Problem

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An Exhibit for Viewers Like You

UMD Libraries Showcases 50 Years of Maryland Public Television

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TerpsVote

Turnout Turnaround

New Report Shows Student Voting at Maryland Doubled From 2014 to 2018 Elections

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Five to Thrive 10/7/2019

Your Weekly Tips for Workplace Success

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C. Leisure, who goes by the derby name AnnaHell Lee (center, green helmet), watches from the sidelines of a scrimmage at Michael & Son Sportsplex

Terp Derby Athletes Take the Fast Track

Staffer, Graduate Student Clobber, Connect in Rockville League

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UMD Names New Vice President of Student Affairs

Patricia ‘Patty’ A. Perillo Ph.D. ’02 Held Same Role at Virginia Tech

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Ben Johns playing pickleball

A Fresh Game to Relish

With Help From Pickleball Pro, UMD Introduces New Intramural Sport

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6 Reasons to Stay Awake for the All Niter

Stamp Kicks Off the Spooky Season With Performances, a Party and Prizes

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Students participate in an MLaw class on impeachment of the president

To Impeach or Not to Impeach

Amid Real-World Drama, Class Examines Mueller Report and Impeachment Process

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Men (Not) at Work

Research Suggests Rising Despair, Job Market Changes, Drugs Drive Labor Dropouts

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Destructive lanternflies, which threaten agriculture, have been spotted in Maryland, says entomology Professor Mike Raupp, aka "The Bug Guy."

The Lowdown on Lanternflies

Dark Days for Fruit Growers Could Follow Insect’s Spread, Bug Guy Says

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