Urban Studies and Planning
Can a Fractured Community Be Made Whole?
UMD Project Envisions Possible Futures for a Marginalized Corner of College Park
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‘A Multitude of Risks and Hazards’
UMD Expert: Jackson Water Crisis Latest Example of Marginalized Communities Bearing Brunt of Neglected Infrastructure
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Don’t Know What You Got ’Til It’s Green
Volunteers Turn Parking Spaces Into Mini Park for Park(ing) Day
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A New Spot for Spot
Student Dog Park Analysis Aims to Get Tails Wagging in Prince George’s County
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Student Team Takes First Place in Affordable Housing Design Competition
Design for Vibrant Residential, Cultural District Earns Jury Accolades
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A Lesson Plan to Fix Aging K-12 Schools
Graduate Course Finds Hidden Infrastructure Crisis Hits Hardest in Low-income Communities of Color
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A Rooted Return
Generations After Her Ancestor Was Enslaved in Prince George’s, Grad Student Reinvigorates Area’s Agricultural and Communal Ties
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The Secret to Safer Communities: More Services
UMD Study Finds Investing in Communities Over Policing Programs May Be More Effective
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Life, Liberty and a Place to Live
Professor’s New Book Proposes a Plan That Could Guarantee Housing for All
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New Course Meets at Corner of Architecture and Economics
Students, Cuban Partners to Explore Havana’s Complicated Urban Landscape
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Amid National Infrastructure Debate, a Failing Grade for Schools
UMD Researcher Urges Fixing Toxic Conditions and Crumbling Buildings to Safeguard Children, Strengthen Communities
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Decoding Black Stories Built Into the Environment
Students Take Deep Dive Into Links Between African American History, Architecture and Urban Planning
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