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Campus & Community
New COVID Health Measures: 50,000 KN95 Masks to Be Distributed on Campus; Testing Expands
Case Data Now Updated Daily on University Dashboard
Project to Bring Wi-Fi to a Park Near You
New Technology Allows Bandwidth Sharing to Bridge Digital Divide
$5M NSF Grant to Fund Research on Quantum Internet Foundations
UMD Team Works to Develop Prototype Quantum Routers, Modems
Research
A New Vision for Violin Instruction
AI-Powered App to Eyeball Posture, Form for Solo Practice
Research
Project to Bring Wi-Fi to a Park Near You
New Technology Allows Bandwidth Sharing to Bridge Digital Divide
Research
$5M NSF Grant to Fund Research on Quantum Internet Foundations
UMD Team Works to Develop Prototype Quantum Routers, Modems
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Inaugural Dean of Students Outlines Her Plan to Help Terps Navigating Challenges
Terps Urged to Support Inclusive Campus, Fight Racism
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Terps work together 4 Maryland to prevent the spread of the coronavirus.
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Wind Down for the Weekend Meditation
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Men’s Soccer vs. Michigan
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Volleyball vs. Stoney Brook
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Women’s Soccer vs. Ohio State
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The Democracy Constitution: An Audacious Idea Whose Time Has Come
Join us as the League of Women Voters of Maryland, Carey Law, MLAW Programs and the Department of Government and Politics present a panel presentation and discussion.
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In Brief
‘Terps in Service’ Initiative Encourages Employee Volunteerism
University President Darryll J. Pines senf the following message to faculty and staff today: The University of Maryland has a long history of service to our surrounding communities. From our annual Good Neighbor Day events to the numerous partnerships between campus groups and community organizations, Terps make a genuine difference in the lives of our neighbors.
Musicology Professor Tapped to Lead Arts for All Initiative
Musicology Professor Patrick Warfield has been appointed associate dean for arts and programming in the College of Arts and Humanities, where he will direct the campuswide Arts For All initiative and support the college’s programming, Dean Bonnie Thornton Dill announced.
Researchers Uncover Barriers to Green Infrastructure in Chesapeake Bay Watersheds
A University of Maryland study that examined barriers to deploying “green infrastructure” (GI) to manage storm water and mitigate the effects of climate change revealed a need for both increased transparency and communication from government and greater resident participation and buy-in on the concept.
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A Campus Legacy, by Design
Architect Alums Shaped 25+ UMD Buildings—and Counting
‘Inclusion Matters’
New Program Enrolls UMD Students With Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities