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MFA Student Leads Effort to Expand Accessibility for Audience in ‘Hip Hop Anansi’
Government and Politics, Computer Science Student is 11th Terp Honored for Exceptional Leadership Potential
‘Pocketbook Politics’ Tells Story of American Consumerism
Students Co-author Paper After Analyzing Celestial ‘Fossils’ That Hint at Solar System’s Birth
Government and Politics, Computer Science Student is 11th Terp Honored for Exceptional Leadership Potential
‘Pocketbook Politics’ Tells Story of American Consumerism
Students Co-author Paper After Analyzing Celestial ‘Fossils’ That Hint at Solar System’s Birth
Anthropology ‘Classroom in a Lab’ Is First of Its Kind in State of Maryland
UMD Engineering Researchers, Partners at Campus Summit Explore Inefficiencies of Modern Workplace, Potential of AI
Architecture Students Swap Projects With Peers Across Globe
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Each team consists of at least one dog and one human, all of whom provide love, connection, companionship and stress relief to the campus community. These visits can also serve as a great outlet for students who may be missing their childhood or family pets.
The New York TimesIt’s important to remember that we’re just starting to understand the nature of these exotic worlds.
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.
University of Maryland alumna Shyanne Sellers was selected by the Golden State Valkyries as the No. 17 overall pick in the 2025 WNBA Draft on Monday night in New York.
From toddlers in day care to seedlings in forests, young organisms tend to get sick more easily than adults—a phenomenon that has long puzzled parents and scientists alike.
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
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