Produced by the Office of Marketing and Communications
Ugandan-born Geographer Catherine Nakalembe Links Satellites and On-the-Ground Monitoring to Help African Farmers Weather Extreme Events
First Study of Its Kind in State Finds News Agenda Driven by Official, Establishment Voices
Psychology Researcher’s Study Seeks to Aid Adolescents With Communication Barriers, Welcome Black Participants
First Study of Its Kind in State Finds News Agenda Driven by Official, Establishment Voices
Psychology Researcher’s Study Seeks to Aid Adolescents With Communication Barriers, Welcome Black Participants
Partnership With City Ferries Local Seniors to Music Performances at The Clarice
Aerospace Researcher Develops New Way to Navigate
Publication Tackles Confusion Over Terminology Used to Describe How Viruses Spread
Apr 23
Apr 23
Apr 23
Apr 23
Apr 23
Apr 23
To
Presenters will share their experience working with Scholarly Editing to create a digital edition of 14 stories centering Black and Black-Native life and humanity, which are derived from Louisiana’s colonial archive.
SlateWhen American journalists and congresspeople use Russian talking points, they’re quoting (former President Donald) Trump. They are broadcasting Russian propaganda, but the conduit is Trump.
The University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business has launched the Center for Artificial Intelligence in Business to conduct research and outreach to realize the potential of AI through intentional design and governance frameworks centering on human judgment and creativity.
Student Entertainment Events’ Art Attack XL will go extra large this spring, extending over two nights. On May 3, SEE will welcome Grammy-nominated rapper Smino at 8 p.m. in Ritchie Coliseum. On May 4, at the same time and place, the official Art Attack Pop Hits Dance Party will include giveaways, free mocktails, snacks and glow sticks.
After a year in hibernation aboard the International Space Station, a NASA tool to observe ecosystems led by a University of Maryland geographer will be prepared for a return to service on Monday—Earth Day.
Twenty-five Years After the LGBTQ+ Equity Center Opened, Its Founders Recount Humble Start, Hard-Won Victories
In UMD Interview, Jeanette Epps Describes Surprises and Role as ‘Hands and Eyes’ of Earthbound Scientists
Maryland Today is produced by the Office of Marketing and Communications for the University of Maryland community on weekdays during the academic year, except for university holidays.
Faculty, staff and students receive the daily Maryland Today e-newsletter. To be added to the subscription list, sign up here:
Subscribe