Produced by the Office of Marketing and Communications
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
Terps Awarded More Than $170K in Prizes at Annual Entrepreneurship Competition
Intern at College Park Aviation Museum Helps Create Digital Experience for Visitors
Terps Awarded More Than $170K in Prizes at Annual Entrepreneurship Competition
$40K Competition Celebrates Students Creating Social Impact on Global Challenges
UMD Researcher, Students Collaborate With Seniors on Tech Learning
From Beetles That Play Dead to Friendly Spiders, Go Behind the Scenes at One of Maryland Day’s Most Popular Exhibits
Apr 25
Apr 25
Apr 25
Apr 25
Apr 25
To
Experience campus in a new way at Maryland Day! This annual event brings the community together for a day packed with free activities—from tours and demonstrations to sporting events and everything in between. Join us for an unforgettable day of learning and discovery!
CBS NewsThese cicadas that we may see in Maryland are what we call stragglers. These are cicadas that emerge a few years off-cycle. So, they missed the big party back in 2021.
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.
A new tool in the University of Maryland app now allows users to report non-emergency, outdoor physical issues on campus, such as abandoned scooters or bikes, broken parking meters, litter, and concerns about roads or walkways.
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.
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
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