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.
New ‘Promise’ to Commemorate Pines’ Inauguration
Artwork by Driskell Center Director Celebrates UMD Creativity, Athletics, Activism
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In the ‘Midst’ of It All
New Exhibit at Stamp Gallery Highlights Graduate Students’ Work During COVID
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‘Lots’ of Art
New Installation Repurposes Open Parking Spaces to Celebrate Campus Creativity
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A New Terp’s Guide to the UMD Galaxy
Recently Launched Program Links Incoming Students With Seasoned Undergrads
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Can Machine Learning See Suicide Risk in Social Media Posts?
A UMD Researcher Dives Into the Data to Improve Mental Health Care
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Doing the Robot All the Way to the Smithsonian
First-year Student’s Creation in ‘Girlhood’ Exhibit
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A Day to Remember Harriet Tubman
Event Celebrates Revolutionary’s Legacy, Department’s Name Change
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Mural of a Lifetime
Collage-Style Painting in Cole Field House Honors Towering Figure in African American Art
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‘Healing in Action and Action in Healing’
#MeToo Founder Talks to Terps on How to Start—and Sustain—Social Change
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An Old Scandal-Turned-Play Gets New Tech Treatment
Virtual Production of ‘Machinal’ Incorporates Video Projections, Lighting Innovations
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$9M Gift Founds New Institute for Performance and Technology in the Arts
Michael and Eugenia Brin’s Generosity Pushes Fearless Ideas Campaign Total to $1.4 Billion
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A Valentine to COVID Wedding Hopefuls
Couples Celebrating Nuptials on Campus Creatively Adapt
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