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Sala Levin ’10

Sala Levin, a University of Maryland graduate, joined the office of strategic communications in 2016. Previously, she was a writer and editor at Moment magazine, where she was a 2014 finalist for the Religion Newswriters Association's Religion News Reporter of the Year.

Zohneseh Fopenawoh portrait

Carrying Students Through to Commencement

Fostering Terp Success Program Celebrates 2025 Graduates

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students paint mural

New Mural ‘Brightens’ Regents Drive Garage

Artwork Designed by Honors Humanities Students

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Knox Boxes being demolished

Whatever Happened to … the Knox Boxes?

Off-Campus Apartments Were At Once Beloved and Bemoaned

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still from "Alien" where crew members hold down Kane before a creature emerges from his chest

Take This Class! Sci-Fi vs. Sci Fact

‘Science and Fiction of Planetary Systems’ Uses Movies, TV, Books to Teach Scientific Truths

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The Dirty Details of McKeldin’s Trash

Library’s Waste Audit Gathers Info With Goal of Improving Sustainability

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A rainbow colored station for the Purple Line on Campus Drive

Purple Line Gets More Colorful

Campus Drive Art Installation is First One Completed for Transit Project

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Discovering a ‘Passion for Research’

Event Spotlights, Celebrates Work of 500 Undergrads

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Give Your Habits a Spring Cleaning

UMD Extension Program Teaches Participants How to Make—and Maintain—Real Change

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pathway from cotton, to boat, to sewing machine, to another boat, to truck, to stack of shirts in store, to shirt hanging in closet, to shirts in waste bin, to trash at landfill

Take This Class! How Shopping Has Shaped U.S. History

‘Pocketbook Politics’ Tells Story of American Consumerism

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shelves of noodles

A Taste of Ethnographic Research

In New Course, Students Journey Through Foodways of Maryland’s Immigrant Populations

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collage of photos: cars driving on Route 1 at night; students standing in Rendezvous; students dancing; students standing outside on sidewalk; man wearing hat playing pinball with beer; man in aviator sunglasses

The Lost Haunts of Route 1

No Matter the Decade, Terps Found Refuges and ‘Rendezvous’ Points on College Park’s Main Street

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A ‘Wave’ of New Understanding About Earth’s Oceans and Atmosphere

Faculty, Students Collaborate With NASA on Interactive Installation at Kennedy Center

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