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Capital-area Chronicler Turns the Page
Departing Washington Post Columnist Shares 20 Years of Family Tales, Reader Favorites
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5 African American Works of Art Everyone Should Know
From Pulitzer Prize-winning Poetry to Renowned Modern Dance, Faculty Experts Share Their Picks
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A Peek Inside … English Professor Christina Walter’s Office
With Collection of Optical Toys, Seeing Isn’t Always Believing
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Jewish Folklore Goes Queer in Alum’s New Novel
The Mystical and Mundane Meet in Story Inspired by Author’s Eastern European Family Matriarchs
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‘Bridging’ an Academic Divide
Faculty and Students Bring Writing Course to D.C. Corrections Facilities
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‘Their Histories Are Histories of Solidarity’
UMD Experts Help New PBS Documentaries Present Fuller Picture of Tubman, Douglass
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Initiative ‘Borrowing’ Libraries Will Expand Access to Dental Care
UMD to Lead NIH-funded Initiative Aimed at Supporting Marginalized Communities
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Op/ed: Why We Obsess Over the Details of a Nuclear Apocalypse
Doomsday Speculations, Paradoxically, Can Provide Comfort in Uncertain Times, UMD Scholar Says
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Prisoners, Patients and Performers
UMD Professor’s New Book Imagines Lives of 19th-Century Women Confined in Paris Hospital
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The Next Chapter for British Lit at UMD
Alum’s Bequest Aims to Create Appreciation of Classic Works in New Generations, Support the College of Education and Terps From Foster Homes
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Digging Into Digital Lit, Bit by Bit
English Professor’s New Book Explores How Modern-day Literature Is Made, Preserved and Studied
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Alum Receives MacArthur ‘Genius Grant’
Poet, Lawyer, Advocate for People in Prison Reginald Dwayne Betts ’09 Awarded $625,000
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