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Ag Day’s 100th Anniversary, Terp Astronaut’s Visit Highlight Annual Day of Fun, Learning
DARPA Partners With Maryland to Drive Quantum Innovation, Strengthen ‘Capital of Quantum’
College of Information Class Explores Immersive Aspects of Games
DARPA Partners With Maryland to Drive Quantum Innovation, Strengthen ‘Capital of Quantum’
College of Information Class Explores Immersive Aspects of Games
Terps Awarded More Than $170K in Prizes at Annual Entrepreneurship Competition
Meet an Astronaut, Pick Up Freebies, High-Five Testudo and Terp Athletes, and More
Intern at College Park Aviation Museum Helps Create Digital Experience for Visitors
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We will gather outside at the Garden of Reflection and Remembrance at the Memorial Chapel for a guided meditation, mindful labyrinth journey and free lunch. This is a wonderful opportunity to explore meditation and mindfulness and be in community with your fellow Terps.
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A team of University of Maryland students claimed the $25,000 grand prize this month in the Radiance Technologies Innovation Bowl, a competition that required them to build an efficient energy waste harvesting device in under two months.
The value of a volunteer hour is $34.79—a 3.9% increase from the previous year, the University of Maryland’s Do Good Institute and the nonprofit membership organization Independent Sector announced on Wednesday. The report illustrates the significant contributions volunteers make to support our communities and nation.
University of Maryland Senior Vice President and Provost Jennifer King Rice joined Maryland Gov. Wes Moore to promote economic growth, workforce development and the future of quantum in the state of Maryland during a weeklong trip to Japan and Korea.
Alum Jim Henson’s Beloved Muppet Will Address Graduates at Campus Ceremony
Researcher’s Study of Disease That Fatally Ages Children Leads to a Discovery That Could Help Us All Look Younger
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