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Three cloth Maryland face masks

Maryland Pride, Face First

Alum’s Maryland-centric Retail Company Wears New Role Supporting Health Care Workers

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Doctors pose with donated meals

Sending Food to the Front Lines

Alum Creates Fundraiser to Donate Restaurant Meals to Doctors, Nurses Fighting Pandemic in NYC

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Amanda Knapp poses with muddy bike

Work-Bike Balance

Motocross-racing Alum, Family Steer Toward the Weekends

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Rhea Feikin '56

The Role of a Lifetime

Alum, ‘First Lady’ of MPT, Signs Off After Almost 50-Year Career

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"Wood, Wire, Wings" book cover

Soaring Into Scientific Storytelling

Terp NASA Employee Turned Children’s Author Publishes Picture Book About Female Airplane Designer

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Elaine Johnson Coates at commencement

‘It’s Worth Fighting For’

First Black Woman to Graduate From UMD Recounts her Experience in New Oral History

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Reginald Dwayne Betts

A Life of Sentences

Alum Reginald Dwayne Betts’ Time in Prison Led to a Life in Books—and the Law

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Chelsey Green (seated second from right, front row) plays her viola in support of Lizzo, whose performance opened the Jan. 26 Grammy Awards broadcast.

Alum Has Grammys on a String

Boundary-Breaking Violist Performs Behind Lizzo

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DJ/remixer/producer Tracy Young

‘Rising’ to the Grammys

Terp DJ Is First Female Producer to Earn Nomination—and Win—for Best Remixed Recording

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Illustration of Ethan Brown grilling burgers, surrounded by cows and burgers growing on trees

Growing Beyond Meat

A Terp Started the Country’s Leading Plant-based Meat Company to Upend How We Eat

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Torrey Smith as a Terp

Moving On, But Staying in the Game

Winter Commencement 2019 Speakers to Include Former Terps, Ravens Standout Torrey Smith

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Collage of book covers, including With the Fire on High, Hurry Up and Relax, Felon, An Anonymous Girl, Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Wrecking Ball, The Capital of Basketball and more

Season’s Readings

15 Terp Titles for the Book Lovers on Your List

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