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Annual Awards Recognize Excellence in Service, Teaching, Research
Report by UMD, The Civics Center Shows Progress Following Reforms
New UMD Researcher, ‘Gender Queer’ Author Co-Write Graphic Novel on Chest Binding
UMD-led Studies to Examine How HIV, Depression, Neighborhood Resources Play Into Adherence to Care
Report by UMD, The Civics Center Shows Progress Following Reforms
New UMD Researcher, ‘Gender Queer’ Author Co-Write Graphic Novel on Chest Binding
UMD-led Studies to Examine How HIV, Depression, Neighborhood Resources Play Into Adherence to Care
UMD Research to Uncover Mechanisms Behind IBD, Other Disorders
Terps Highlight How D.C.’s Salvadoran Diaspora Uses Art to Grapple With Painful Past in New Documentary
In a New Memoir, Trailblazer Connie Chung ’69 Recounts Battling Misogyny and Racism to Reach the Pinnacle of TV News
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Do you have questions about the upcoming elections? Do you want learn more about the candidates’ positions? Join Periloux Peay and Jason Nichols from African American and Africana Studies for a discussion about the big issues.
The Sacramento BeeIt’s like walking in the fog toward the cliff with each step. You say, ‘so far, so good,’ but you don’t know where that edge is.
The Maryland Department of Commerce awarded the University of Maryland $2 million to fully match a private donation establishing a new Brin Endowed Chair in Mathematics within the College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences. The endowment was made through the Maryland E-Nnovation Initiative (MEI), a program created to spur basic and applied research in scientific and technical fields at colleges and universities.
The University of Maryland moved up to No. 12 among public institutions in Forbes’ 2024 rankings of America’s Top Colleges, released Aug. 27.
Each book selected as the University of Maryland’s “First Year Book” asks students, staff and faculty to consider important questions, prompts meaningful discussions and offers new perspectives. Now, the First Year Book Committee is asking: What Terps should read next? Nominations will be accepted through Oct. 1.
Local Faves Taqueria Habanero to Reopen, Northwest Chinese Launches New Concept; More Housing Coming
UMD Researchers Are Powering Up EV Batteries to Save the Planet
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