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What Happens at UMD If the Federal Government Shuts Down
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Disaster Drones to the Rescue
Computer Science Major, Assistant Professor Design System to Locate Trapped, Injured Victims After Catastrophes
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What Happens at UMD If the Federal Government Shuts Down
Answers to 5 Frequently Asked Questions
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2023 Fall Career & Internship Fair
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Government ExecutiveSome of this reminds me of the great, old Road Runner cartoons. There’s always Wile E. Coyote trying to catch the Road Runner and it always ended the same way for the coyote. The best laid plans end up in failure every time, and that’s so much of what tends to happen with these shutdowns.
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City of College Park Celebrates First Sale in New Homeownership Program
ew program that provides a path to affordable homeownership in College Park for middle- and low-income residents celebrated its first home sale Wednesday.
New Awards, Initiatives to Recognize, Support UMD Staff
Follow up to announcement of three new staff-focused initiatives to support the work of UMD's Fearlessly Forward strategic plan commitment to invest in people and communities.
Homecoming Office Decorating Competition Registrations Welcomed
Registration is open through noon Oct. 3 for the University of Maryland’s 10th annual Homecoming Office Decorating Competition.
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