Of Mice and Humans
UMD Researcher Helped Create New Framework to Judge When Rodents Are Appropriate for Studies
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Truth in Exile
Decades After Japanese Americans Were Forced Into Camps During World War II, a UMD Archival Expert Is Bringing the Dark History of Their Management to Light
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‘Steer’ the Turtle
Pullies, Pingpong Balls and Propulsion Mobilize a Mascot at the 2023 Alumni Cup
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UMD Students Win Fourth Place in Putnam Mathematical Competition
No. 1 Rank Among Public Institutions Adds Up to Best Performance Since 1980
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Faculty Fungus Expert Puts ‘The Last of Us’ Under the Microscope
Show’s Mushroom Apocalypse May Not Hold Up to Scientific Scrutiny, But It’s Far From Utter Fantasy
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‘Quite a Ride’
Looking Back at Shuttle-UM’s Beginnings as Service Celebrates 50th Anniversary
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Op/ed: Longer Prison Terms Won’t End Gun Violence in Baltimore
UMD Researcher Argues Proposed State Legislation Would Harm Communities Without Deterring Violent Crime
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A Peek Inside … Public Health Dean Boris Lushniak’s Office
Proud Ukrainian American Shares Family Heirlooms, Mementos From Missions Around Globe
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AI Melds With Musical Tradition in Violin Teaching Platform
Computer Vision and Audio Can Analyze Playing When Instructors Are Scarce
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What It Takes: The Campus Farm
From Wrangling Lamb-Stealing Sheep to Collecting Stomach Fluid From Cows, Staff and Students Carry On UMD’s Agricultural Tradition
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Showing Support on the Court
Men’s Basketball Player From Ukraine Grapples With War From Afar
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UMD Conservation Criminologist to Study Plight of World’s Most-Trafficked Mammal
‘Operation Pangolin’ Research Team Aims to Protect Wildlife Threatened by Illicit Human Behavior
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