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At 2025 Commencement, Famed Amphibian Implores Students to Make, Keep Connections
UMD-led Study Reveals ‘Significant Increases’ in Yearly Swelter, but Not All Regions Are Warming Equally
As ESPN Staple Reaches Final Buzzer, Kevin Blackistone Reflects on Time on Show
UMD’s Unique Forest-Monitoring Capabilities Revealed an Alarming Wildfire Spike
Fostering Terp Success Program Celebrates 2025 Graduates
UMD-led Study Reveals ‘Significant Increases’ in Yearly Swelter, but Not All Regions Are Warming Equally
As ESPN Staple Reaches Final Buzzer, Kevin Blackistone Reflects on Time on Show
UMD’s Unique Forest-Monitoring Capabilities Revealed an Alarming Wildfire Spike
Fostering Terp Success Program Celebrates 2025 Graduates
Grad’s Passion for Environment, Plants and Animals to Inform Career as Teacher
Medical School-bound Senior Honored as Commencement Medalist; She and Finalists Recognized for Scholarship, Leadership and Advocacy
Change Does Not Affect School, College Ceremony Schedules
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Join xFoundry to learn about the Horizons Challenge. The nationwide competition, in collaboration with NASA, explores focus areas like AI and sustainable food systems.
AP NewsIt’s easy to downplay something because that’s usually what humans do. But what we really need to be doing is ramping up.
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.
University President Darryll J. Pines sent the following email to campus leaders on Tuesday morning: It is my pleasure to announce that Dr. Blakely R. Pomietto has been named assistant president and chief of staff for the Office of the President, effective July 2, 2025.
The University of Maryland is ranked No. 4 in the large school category among Peace Corps’ 2025 Top Volunteer-Producing Colleges and Universities list released on Wednesday.
Career Development Expert Shares Tips for Job Searches in the Age of AI
Community Forms Around Traditional Dance Meant to Bring Good Luck
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