People
Alum Taps Into Hometown’s History
Historic Preservation Grad Opens Cooperative Pub Honoring Prohibition’s Namesake
Former National Intelligence Director James R. Clapper ’63 Named Commencement Speaker
UMD ROTC Graduate, Retired General Has Become Author, Commentator on U.S. Policy
Living On in Pink
Breast Cancer Foundation Started by Terp Makes Final Gift—to UMD Public Health Researchers
Information Pump
Doctoral Student Shares Lactation Research (Fast Yet Thoroughly!) for International Three Minute Thesis Competition
Terp Derby Athletes Take the Fast Track
Staffer, Graduate Student Clobber, Connect in Rockville League
Navigating Grief, Widow of Mass Shooting Victim Finishes His Final Book
Andrea Chamblee ’83 Honors Reporter John McNamara ’83 by Entering World of D.C. High School Basketball, Taking up Gun Reform
Deep in ‘The Boondocks’
Twenty Years Later, Alum’s Comic Creation Still Hits Hard—and Prepares for Revival on HBO
Op/Ed: Look to the Democratic Left for Rethinking of Taxing, Spending Policies
Education Policy Professor Advocates for Modern "New Deal," Expanded Government Role
A Character Sketch
Animation Leader on "Toy Story 4" Explains Thinking Behind Some of Your Favorite Pixar Stars
Veteran Library Administrator Named Dean of University Libraries
Adriene Lim Comes From University of Oregon; Will Focus on Efficiency and Service to Campus
"The Year of Diversity, Rebellion, Contrast"
1969 Graduates Remember Historic Time of Protests, the Draft … and Streaking
Growing Concerns
Full legalization of marijuana is often considered inevitable. But as the industry takes off, Terp entrepreneurs and academics alike are still wrestling with the implications.
Guaranteed Connection
Medalist Honors Late Father With Career Pursuit as More Than 8,200 Terps Graduate Next Week
Taking the Golf World by Storm
Alum Who Survived Golf Course Lightning Strike Now Manages Tournament Promoting Diversity in Sport
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