Maryland Today Staff
As Eligibility Expands, Pines Urges All Faculty and Staff, and Students in Maryland Ages 16+ to Pre-register
Health Center Director Answers 4 Questions on Vaccines
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Shepherding in a Flock of Campus Cuteness
Watch Terps Tend to Newborn Sheep in ‘Lamb Watch’ Animal Science Course
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Budget Outlook Improves; Hiring Freeze for Critical Hires Lifted
UMD to Receive $58M in Federal Stimulus Funds, With Half for Student Aid
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In-Person, Hybrid Classroom Instruction to Resume
All Maryland Residents Encouraged to Preregister for Vaccines With State
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UMD Libraries, Others Partner on $750K to Archive Social Justice Activism by College Students of Color
Grant From The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation to Support Documentation, Digitization, Workshops
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Numbers Game
How an Applied Math Ph.D. Stepped Up to the Plate to Become the Nationals’ Director of Baseball Research
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Juneteenth Declared a Holiday Across USM Institutions
Employees Encouraged to Celebrate, Reflect on End of Slavery
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Graduate Programs Highly Ranked by U.S. News
Counseling, Criminology Keep No. 1 Ratings; 25 Place in Top 20
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Family Care Resources Expand for Faculty, Staff and Graduate Assistants
Free Premium Membership to Care.com, Options for Subsidized Backup Care Among New Benefits
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Terps Mourn Victims of Anti-Asian Violence at Candlelight Vigil
Speakers Share Experiences of Bias, Express Determination to Overcome Hate
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Pines: We Must Unite in Solidarity Against Anti-Asian Sentiment
Campus Events to Show Support for Asian, Asian American Community
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UMD Joins Nationwide Task Force on Higher Education and Opportunity
Effort on Campus to Start With Supporting New Transfer Students
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