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UMD Study: Attention Is a Limited Resource for Decision-Makers
Device Is First of Three Installed in Preparation for Purple Line
How Students in UMD’s Forensic Accounting Club Helped Crack a Murder Case
Economists Analyzed Data on 5M American Kids to Quantify Outcomes
Funds Support Research Focused on Accessibility, Social Justice, Sustainability and Learning
Device Is First of Three Installed in Preparation for Purple Line
How Students in UMD’s Forensic Accounting Club Helped Crack a Murder Case
Economists Analyzed Data on 5M American Kids to Quantify Outcomes
Funds Support Research Focused on Accessibility, Social Justice, Sustainability and Learning
Jim Smith Aims to Develop Holistic Athletes While Winning Championships
Brenda Dingus Recognized for Transformative Contributions to Cosmic Ray Research
Terps Reached National Championship Game 9th Time in Tillman’s 15 Seasons as Head Coach
Terps Face Top-Ranked Cornell on Memorial Day in Pursuit of 5th NCAA Title
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Civic Engagement Across the Curriculum at UMD is a new professional development program designed to support the integration of civic engagement experiences into any planned or designed course.
AP NewsI believe parents are aware divorce may have harmful consequences for their children, and make difficult judgments about what is in their own best interest, as well as the interest of their children.
An international team of astronomers including a UMD researcher discovered a new cosmic phenomenon in the Milky Way: an object about 15,000 light-years from Earth that emits pulses of radio waves and X-rays for two minutes every 44 minutes.
The University of Maryland College of Education has launched a new research center dedicated to exploring how data science and artificial intelligence (AI) can be applied to create more equitable and effective learning environments for all students.
The University of Maryland is offering two weeks of free membership access to campus recreational facilities to staff and faculty to thank them for their efforts on behalf of the institution and to support their health and well-being.
At 2025 Commencement, Famed Amphibian Implores Students to Make, Keep Connections
Career Development Expert Shares Tips for Job Searches in the Age of AI
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