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Reckord Armory in springtime

A Photogenic Cure for Campus Homesickness

Can’t Come to UMD Now? We Bring Spring to You

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Screengrab of Jen Golbeck at TEDxYouth talk

How AI Empowers Companies to Keep Tabs on You

Computer Scientist Says Online Observers May Know More About Your Personality Than You Do

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Paper family holding hands

Research: Support for Permanent Paid Medical and Family Leave Is Strong, Rising

Shift in Republicans’ Views Shows How COVID-19 Is Changing Politics, Survey Finds

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Two M Circles

A One-of-a-Kind M & M

New M Circle Takes Shape in Advance of Purple Line as Old Circle Still Blooms

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Tawes Hall at sunset

Summer Session 1 Courses to Go Online

Decision on Session 2, Fall Semester Coming by June 15

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AI and medicine combine in new UMB-UMD program.

Maryland Researchers Combine AI, Medicine on Major Health Challenges

UMB-UMCP Program Announces First Grants

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UMD Commencement program

UMD to Hold Virtual Commencement May 22, Invite Graduates to Participate in December Ceremony

Plan for Spring Class of 2020 Also Includes Complimentary Tickets to Football Game

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Construction has started on Southern Gateway, a project that will help transform the Baltimore Avenue corridor in College Park with nearly 400 apartments and over 60,000 square feet of street-level retail space.

Construction Begins on Major Downtown Mixed-use Development

Southern Gateway, One of Region’s Biggest Projects, Starts With Safety Precautions Amid Coronavirus Crisis

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Cloth masks

State, Prince George’s County Order Face Coverings for Shopping, Public Transit

On-Campus Workers, Residents Urged to Follow Guidelines Around Others

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Delicate cherry blossoms in foreground, ornate Georgian columns in backgrond

Student Crisis Fund Distributes Over $500,000

Nearly 500 Students Still Await Help as Applications Keep Streaming In

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Sundial on UMD campus

Seed Grants to Grow 9 UMD Research Projects on COVID-19

Projects Focus on Virus Prevention, Control and Response

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The university community is grieving the death of its first staff member from complications due to COVID-19, UMD President Wallace D. Loh announced yesterday.

University Loses First Staff Member to COVID-19

Longtime Dining Services Manager Died of Complications Related to Virus

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