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How a Public Health Researcher Is Empowering Marginalized Communities to Fight for Cleaner, Safer Conditions
Research
Sports Stadiums Could Change the Game for Future Elections
Study by University Partnership With Nonprofit Finds Support for Use as Polling Sites
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Structural Racism Drives Higher COVID-19 Death Rates in Louisiana, UMD Study Finds
Black Families More Likely to Face ‘Stressors’ That Increased Vulnerability to Disease
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Researcher Awarded $1M From NASA to Develop Disease Forecasting Center and App
Rita Colwell’s Distinguished Career Culminates in Project Predicting and Preventing Cholera
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UMD-led Study Finds Climate Answers in Trees—Particularly Big Ones
Researchers Model Historic Biomass to Understand Global Carbon Balance
Research
Sports Stadiums Could Change the Game for Future Elections
Study by University Partnership With Nonprofit Finds Support for Use as Polling Sites
Research
Structural Racism Drives Higher COVID-19 Death Rates in Louisiana, UMD Study Finds
Black Families More Likely to Face ‘Stressors’ That Increased Vulnerability to Disease
Research
Researcher Awarded $1M From NASA to Develop Disease Forecasting Center and App
Rita Colwell’s Distinguished Career Culminates in Project Predicting and Preventing Cholera
Research
UMD-led Study Finds Climate Answers in Trees—Particularly Big Ones
Researchers Model Historic Biomass to Understand Global Carbon Balance
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Lacrosse Player Nominated for ESPY Award
Maryland lacrosse attackman Logan Wisnauskas has been named a 2022 ESPY nominee, ESPN announced Tuesday.
Maternal Mortality Jumped During Pandemic, With Black and Hispanic Mothers Bearing Brunt, Study Finds
The mortality rate for Americans who were pregnant or just gave birth outpaced that of the overall population in the first nine months of the COVID-19 pandemic, according to federal data, and now a new analysis from the University of Maryland and Boston University has found that the rise disproportionately impacted Black and non-white Hispanic mothers.
UMD Names Private-Sector Finalists for Project to Upgrade, Decarbonize Energy System
The University of Maryland announced the two finalists for the private sector partner of the NextGen Energy Program. Finalists were selected following the university’s review of their responses to the request for proposals to design, engineer, finance, install and maintain the university’s energy system.
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Men’s Lacrosse Team Captures NCAA Championship
9-7 Win Over Cornell Closes Historic Perfect Season
Trader Joe’s to Open in Greater College Park
Partnerships With UMD, Local Governments Lead to Grocer’s First Store in Prince George’s