Karen Shih ’09
Karen Shih has come full circle from her toddler days, when she lived with her parents in University of Maryland graduate housing. She's written for a variety of schools, including Brandeis University, Tufts University and Perkins School for the Blind, and she's always ready to cover the next great food or animal story.
What It Takes: The Language House
‘Hidden Gem’ Offers Immersive Oasis for Learning More Than ‘Hola’ and ‘Ni Hao’
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'It Makes Me Feel Like It Was All Worth Something'
New York Times Bestselling Author Jennette McCurdy Shares Struggles Behind Success
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‘Your Culture Should Be a Source of Inspiration’
Hispanic Heritage Foundation President Shares Unlikely Journey, Urges Students to Speak Up
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A Peek Inside … Derek Yarnell’s Office
UMIACS Director of Computing Facilities Shares Vast ‘Simpsons’ Collection, Makerspace Creations
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Drawing a Path From Vaccine Hesitancy to Vaccine Confidence
Center’s Graphic Novel Series, Featuring Terp Artists, Showcases Local Pandemic Stories
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Spicing Up the Terp Teaching Kitchen
UW Professor Cooks Up Fresh Lessons for Big Ten Course in UMD Visit
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From ‘Awww’ Animals to Agri-tech
At the Maryland State Fair, UMD Carries on a Land-grant Learning Mission
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The Day the Queen Cheered on the Terps
With Elizabeth’s Passing, Revisit Her Historic Afternoon at UMD Football Game
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How to Make Friends as an Adult—and Keep Them
In New Book, Psychologist Debunks Myths, Offers Tips
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A Tail of Success
Alum’s Popular ‘Cat Cafés’ in D.C., Hollywood Draw Celebrities While Saving Kitties
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No Appetite for Racist Stereotypes
In New Book, Professor Chews Over the Consequences of Food Shaming
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The Godmother of Title IX
Bernice Sandler Ed.D. ’69 Was the Force Behind the Seminal Law Passed 50 Years Ago This Week
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