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 Book Throws Jab at Art of Black Boxers
Researcher Reveals How Stereotypes Were Reinforced
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The Terp Who Provided the Soundtrack to the Olympics’ Most Viral Moment
Alum DJed Breakdancing’s Wild Debut at Paris Games
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In Counterculture Exhibition, Undergrads Revisit What’s Going On
Students Jam on ’70s Musical Themes
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‘Don’t Fall for It’
Journalism Professor’s Book Shows Convergence of Russian Propaganda and American Media
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Thurgood Marshall’s Former School Reimagined, With UMD’s Help
UMD Facilities on Law, Gun Violence and Public Health Anchor New West Baltimore Center
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A Warm Embrace for Graduating Indigenous Students
UMD Hosts Inaugural Blanket Ceremony for Seniors
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A Blossoming Business
Inspired by Late Grandmother, Alumna Flourishes in Founding Cut-Flower Farm
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Whatever Happened to … the Maryland Medieval Mercenary Militia?
The Tale of a Student Group of Warlords, Wenches and Serfs
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A ‘Challenge’ to the System
In Alumna’s New Book, Murder and For-Profit Prison Industry Converge
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