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Orginal Mascot Statue Retains Sheen After Kidnappings, Repeated Moves and Student ‘Offerings’
Terps Head to NCAA Regional
Before Inundation, Isolation Will Impact U.S. Coastal Communities
Initiative to Include Performances, New Music, New Programs Focused on Prince George’s County
Army Research Lab Award to Focus on Advanced AI, Machine Learning
Terps Head to NCAA Regional
Before Inundation, Isolation Will Impact U.S. Coastal Communities
Initiative to Include Performances, New Music, New Programs Focused on Prince George’s County
Army Research Lab Award to Focus on Advanced AI, Machine Learning
Pines Says Higher Ed Institutions Should Consider the Technology’s Upsides Along With Risks
New Ingestible Capsule Packaging Would Help Devices in Diagnosis, Monitoring, Targeted Drug Delivery
Aerospace Engineer Joins Virgin Galactic’s Final Test Before Service Begins
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Events will feature a variety of musical genres and performers and will include something for everyone: music, food and entertainment. There will be children’s performers, a bounce house, kids’ activities and arts and crafts.
Business InsiderOnly the smallest fraction of individuals make it to become a fossil, and only a small fraction of those are discovered.
As commencement ceremonies end, marking the end of the academic year, Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer Carlo Colella alerts drivers of summer road closures for construction of the state’s light-rail Purple Line though campus and several other projects underway at the university.
Regular walks strengthen connections in and between brain networks, according to new University of Maryland School of Public Health research, adding to growing evidence linking exercise with slowing the onset of Alzheimer’s disease.
Using infrared technology on NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope, a University of Maryland-led team of astronomers for the first time has confirmed the presence of gas—specifically water vapor—around a comet in the solar system’s main asteroid belt.
2023 Commencement Honors the ‘Terrapin Grit’ of Thousands of UMD Graduates
Perennial Favorites and New Programs Offer Choices for Kids of All Ages
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