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.
Putting a Full Stop on Period Shame
Global Classrooms Course Connects Students in U.S., India to Explore Menstrual Taboos
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Alum’s Street Art Goes Viral (and Anti-Viral)
Wall-Covering Creations Cover Pandemic, Racial Justice, and now Ukraine
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Get ‘Immersed’ in Arts and Tech
New Showcase Highlights Students’ Work in Virtual and Augmented Reality, Other Emerging Media
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The Dark Side of Period Dramas
Professor’s Book Examines Depictions of Sexual Assault in Popular TV Series
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Standing Tall—and Orange—for Science
UMD Professor Is Part of Smithsonian Statue Exhibit Celebrating Women in STEM
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A Still-Living Legacy of Justice
Harriet Tubman Day Event Commemorates, Revitalizes Historic Figure
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A Fluid Situation
UMD Experts: Banking Bans More Likely Than Oil, Vodka Boycotts to Influence Russia’s Ukraine Stance
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A Failing Cult of Personality
Putin’s Propaganda Is Likely Not Persuading Most Russians, UMD Expert Says
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An Operatic Star Who Raised Others’ Voices
Grad Student Helped Process Library of Congress’ Collection of Legendary Singer Jessye Norman
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Prisoners, Patients and Performers
UMD Professor’s New Book Imagines Lives of 19th-Century Women Confined in Paris Hospital
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Racing Brain, Meet Wearable Wellness
New Biofeedback Headbands Available at Counseling Center
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