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School of Public Policy
October 17, 2023
Framed Food Stamp, Iconic Roosevelt Quote Fuel Child Advocate’s Activist Spirit
October 16, 2023
Website Launching This Month in Fairfax, Va., Combats Social Isolation
October 06, 2023
China’s Nuclear Buildup Underscores Urgency of New U.S. Strategy, UMD Nuclear Expert, Colleagues Argue
September 29, 2023
Much of the Money Went to Higher-Income Families or was Spent Improperly, UMD Researchers Argue
September 26, 2023
Investments Aim to Support, Celebrate Efforts With Social Impact
September 25, 2023
UMD Federal Budgeting Expert Forecasts Far-Reaching Pain If Congress Fails to Pass Funding Measures
September 22, 2023
Despair Is in the Air for U.S. Well-being, UMD Economist Finds
September 05, 2023
Meet 9 Exceptional First-Year Students Starting Their Time as Terps
June 30, 2023
Report: Existing and Potential Policies Can Protect Climate, Create Jobs and Equity
May 01, 2023
New Courses, Faculty, Research, Opportunities Aim to Amplify Impact
April 28, 2023
Program to Prepare Students to Identify and Disrupt Individual, Structural and Cultural Racism
April 27, 2023
With U.S. and Russia Not Talking, UMD-Hosted Expert Panel Discusses Ways to Defuse Growing Nuclear Threat
April 25, 2023
6 Student Teams Split $20K for Their Impactful Ventures, Projects Tackling Social Issues
April 24, 2023
Plastic Recycling, Anti-Hate, Elder Isolation Among Areas Where Finalists Seek to Prove Social Impact
April 18, 2023
UMD Researcher Calls for Refocusing Drug Enforcement on Crime, Violence, Corruption—Not Trying to Choke Supply
April 06, 2023
UMD-led Analysis Shows Opportunity for More Balanced Approach to Funding Innovation