Research
UMD Doctoral Student Patents Device That Mimics Spread of Early-Stage Cancer
First-of-Its-Kind Model Could Help Customize Drug Treatments
All Niter Shoots for Brighter Take on Y2K
Students Fill the Stamp for 2000s-Themed Party
Research
UMD Doctoral Student Patents Device That Mimics Spread of Early-Stage Cancer
First-of-Its-Kind Model Could Help Customize Drug Treatments
All Niter Shoots for Brighter Take on Y2K
Students Fill the Stamp for 2000s-Themed Party
Recent Articles
UMD Researchers Uncover Key Genetic Mechanisms That Could Lead to Better RNA-Based Medicines
Study Reveals How RNA Travels Between Cells to Control Genes Across Generations
A ‘Mind-Blowing’ Premiere, 130 Years Later
UMD to Debut Oldest Existing Opera by Black Composer
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Introduction to ArcGIS
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Do Good Challenge Information Session
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Intro to Python
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Impact Bootcamp Information Session
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Language House Language Chats
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Distinguished Speakers in International Business Series: World in Flux: Global Wildcards 2025–2030
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Exhibition: Future Histories: New Acquisitions at The Driskell Center
This exhibition highlights materials acquired between 2018 and the fall of 2024, including books, archival materials and nearly 45 artworks on display here for the first time.
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In Brief
UMD Hosts Inaugural Big Ten Democracy Summit
The first Big Ten Democracy Summit will convene Feb. 10-11 at the University of Maryland, highlighting the vital role of higher education in fostering a thriving democracy.
Lab Safety Awareness Week Begins
This year, the University of Maryland will join institutions nationwide in celebrating Lab Safety Awareness Week from Feb. 10-14, offering events and activities that recognize the importance of laboratory safety and that thank Terps for prioritizing safety.
Do Good Challenge Ups Prize Money to Nearly $40K; New Tracks Announced
The University of Maryland’s annual Do Good Challenge will return on April 22 with nearly $40,000 in prizes—almost double from last year—going to student winners of the social impact pitch competition.
Features
The Age of Skin
Researcher’s Study of Disease That Fatally Ages Children Leads to a Discovery That Could Help Us All Look Younger
Winter Storm, Campus Transformed
Snowfall Sends January’s Few Students Outside to Frolic