Campus & Community
Op/Ed: Reimagining College to Meet the Future of Work
UMD Changes How Students Learn to Build Real-World, Tech-Ready Skills, Provost Says
Campus & Community
Give Your Habits a Spring Cleaning
UMD Extension Program Teaches Participants How to Make—and Maintain—Real Change
Campus & Community
6 Terps Who Changed Sustainability at UMD
Academic Minor, Composting, Campus ReUse Store Among Initiatives Started by Faculty, Staff and Students
Campus & Community
Give Your Habits a Spring Cleaning
UMD Extension Program Teaches Participants How to Make—and Maintain—Real Change
Campus & Community
6 Terps Who Changed Sustainability at UMD
Academic Minor, Composting, Campus ReUse Store Among Initiatives Started by Faculty, Staff and Students
Recent Articles
$40K Philanthropic Challenge Celebrates Societal Impact
6 Student Teams to Demonstrate How They ‘Do Good’ in Pitch Competition
UMD Junior Dedicated to Public Service Wins Truman Scholarship
Government and Politics, Computer Science Student is 11th Terp Honored for Exceptional Leadership Potential
Events
Apr 22
Virtual Information Session: Master of Science and Graduate Certificate in Geospatial Intelligence
Apr 22
15-Minute Guided Meditation: Tuesdays via Zoom
Apr 22
The Wellness Series: Freedom From Perfectionism
Apr 22
Environmental Science and Technology Earth Day: Intersecting the Environment and Art
Apr 22
Baseball vs. Towson
Apr 22
SEE Presents: Spring Mania - Terps Got Talent
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Do Good Challenge Finals
The annual Do Good Challenge inspires students to make a difference for the issues, ideas and communities they care about. Students from across campus spend the year advocating, fundraising, volunteering and developing solutions to tackle pressing social issues.
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In Brief
Psychology Researcher Awarded $300K Searle Grant to Study Human Cognition
A faculty member in the University of Maryland’s Department of Psychology is among 15 recently appointed assistant professors nationwide who will receive $300,000 to pursue groundbreaking research in chemistry and the biomedical sciences as 2025 honorees of the Searle Scholars Program.
Shyanne Sellers Drafted No. 17 in WNBA Draft to Golden State Valkyries
University of Maryland alumna Shyanne Sellers was selected by the Golden State Valkyries as the No. 17 overall pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft on Monday night in New York.
UMD Researchers Find Evolutionary Explanation for Young Plants’ Disease Vulnerability
From toddlers in day care to seedlings in forests, young organisms tend to get sick more easily than adults—a phenomenon that has long puzzled parents and scientists alike.
Features
Kermit the Frog to Deliver 2025 Commencement Address
Alum Jim Henson’s Beloved Muppet Will Address Graduates at Campus Ceremony
The Age of Skin
Researcher’s Study of Disease That Fatally Ages Children Leads to a Discovery That Could Help Us All Look Younger