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Student volunteer loads equipment onto a firetruck

Answering the Call Amid COVID-19

Student Volunteers Step Up at College Park Fire Station

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Students, faculty and staff at UMD collected thousands of pairs of gloves, surgical masks and other medical supplies to donate to medical workers fighting the COVID-19 epidemic.

Protection Collections Abound for Local Health Care Workers

Campus Units Donate Masks, Gloves, Other Much-Needed Supplies

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Student sits in garden outside the Clarice

A Dose of Nature

New Study Finds Even Short Times Outdoors Have Therapeutic Effect on Mental Health

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Map of African Burial Ground

New Clues in Centuries-Old Burial Ground

Soil Research at NYC Site Provides Insight on African Americans’ Experiences

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People at Archway Park

An Archway to Renewal

Students Lead Design for New Baltimore Park in Historic But Blighted Neighborhood

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Young man purchasing skin product

Zapping Zits Goes Viral

New Approach Targets Acne-Causing Germs With Technology Based on Viruses That Kill Bacteria

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Baltimore row houses and trees

Soaking in the Rain

Study Finds Tiny Urban Forests Prevent Runoff, Protect the Environment

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Black beans

A Research-Dining Services Bean-anza

Largesse of Leftover Legumes Grown in Soil Experiment Feeds Campus

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Hops production at the Western Maryland Research and Education Center

Growing a New State Industry

Flying Dog Releases Beer Based on Maryland Hops Research

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Alexander MacLeod, a doctoral student in Environmental Science & Technology, catches yellow perch for study.

Bellweather for the Bay

Research Aims to Uncover Problems Leading to Decline of Chesapeake’s Yellow Perch

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A black-legged tick glows in fluorescent hues in a microscope image.

Tracking Tick Infections in 3-D

Innovative Models Allow Study of How Pathogens Invade Vasculature, Tissues

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A red-shirted farmer walks through a partially cut cornfield

Op/Ed: Provide for Farmers, So They Can Continue to Provide for Us

Agriculture and Natural Resources Dean Advocates Actions, Policies to Shield Farming Population from Rising Difficulties

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