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Take This Class! Spies, Assassins, Martyrs and Witches

History Course Delves Into Famous Trials and Why They Continue to Capture Public Interest

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Behind Baltimore’s Closed Doors

Alumna Investigates the Small Histories in Charm City’s Houses

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From Ashes to Awe

Students and Faculty Mark 20 Years of Excavating and Documenting Little-Known Ruins Near Pompeii

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Inside the Nooks of ‘The Bookshop’

In New Book, Alum Traces the Long Story of Bookstores

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Terp Notches 9-Day Winning Streak on ‘Jeopardy!’

History Grad, Former UMD Quiz Bowl Competitor, Is No Stranger to Competition Shows

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Op/ed: The Supreme Court Turns the President Into a King

Historian Who Argued Against Criminal Immunity for Official Acts Decries Decision

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Mariama Cham ’24, Yacine Bai ’19 and Julie Choi ’18

Student, Recent Alums Awarded Foreign Service Fellowships

Rangel, Payne Graduate Fellowships Fund Master’s Study, Lead to Overseas Appointments

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Historian Drafts Supreme Court Brief Contesting Trump’s Immunity Claims

U.S. Founders’ Writings Show Presidents Have Been Subject to Law Throughout U.S. History, Researchers Argue

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7 Trailblazing Women You Should Know About

Historians Celebrate an Indigenous Healer, First Black Woman in Space, and More

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Curfews, Dress Codes and Cookery Classes

This Women’s History Month, Revisit Rules, Restrictions Co-eds Faced at UMD in Decades Past

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'The Crown' Says Cheerio

UMD Expert on British Television Reflects on the Series’ Treatment of the Royals

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A ‘Smashing’ Read

First Year Book Explores Past, Present and Future of Monuments

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