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Student Art Evokes Frustration, Sorrow and Hope in a Nation of Guns

Seven Works Honored in Sadat Art for Justice and Peace Competition

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From Serbia and China to College Park

Alums’ Gift to Maryland Promise Program Honors Their UMD Mentor

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Scientific Evidence Supports Lifesaving Health Care for Transgender Youth, Researchers Say

UMD Public Health Experts Co-author Policy Brief in Favor of Gender-Affirming Medical Care

People

From Serbia and China to College Park

Alums’ Gift to Maryland Promise Program Honors Their UMD Mentor

Research

Scientific Evidence Supports Lifesaving Health Care for Transgender Youth, Researchers Say

UMD Public Health Experts Co-author Policy Brief in Favor of Gender-Affirming Medical Care

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Pines to Introduce Engineering Education Program to Ghanaian High Schools

e4usa Initiative Aims to Expand Access to STEM Learning Before College

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Rising to a Grand Challenge: Childhood Literacy

Institutional Grant Recipient Looks Beyond the Classroom to Build Skills

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UMD Survey Indicates ‘New Normal’ for Maryland’s Daily Commute

Hybrid, In-person Workers Reject Transit and Biking, Even for Short Trips

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Ed Snider: The Last Sports Mogul Book Talk

Join the Ed Snider Center for Enterprise and Markets and the UMD Sports Business Society for a chat with Alan Bass, author of “Ed Snider: The Last Sports Mogul,” moderated by Ed Snider Center Director Rajshree Agarwal.

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The first 99% are somewhat easy to deal with. But later on, the last 1% is more and more complicated and takes more and more effort and money.

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Associate professor of civil and environmental engineering, on cleaning up contaminants in wastewater from the East Palestine, Ohio, derailment site

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In Brief

Aminé, Tai Verdes to Headline Art Attack Concert

Student Entertainment Events (SEE) will welcome Aminé with special guest Tai Verdes for the University of Maryland’s annual Art Attack concert on May 5 in the Xfinity Center. Tickets can be purchased at umdtickets.com starting at noon on Friday.

Purple Line Construction to Close Campus Drive During Spring Break

From Monday, March 20 through Friday, March 24, work on the Purple Line light-rail project will close the intersection of Regents and Campus drives for repaving.

UMD Study Rules Out Melted Meteorites as Source of Earth’s Water

Water covers 71% of Earth’s surface, but no one knows how or when such massive quantities of it arrived on our planet in the first place.

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Features

Pow Wow Returns After Pandemic Pause

More Than 500 Participate in ‘Celebration of Culture, Community and Resilience’

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2023 UMD Summer Camps

Perennial Favorites and New Programs Offer Choices for Kids of All Ages

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