Athletics
Alyssa Thomas, USA Take Olympic Gold
Basketball Great Becomes Second Terp to Win Top Honors at Paris Games
Research
$2M Grant to Help Give Patients With Substance Use Disorders a Voice
UMD Experts and Colleagues Will Assemble, Consult Committee of Marylanders in Recovery
Research
Study: New ‘Super Wood’ Uses Less Energy, Cuts Pollution
Stronger, Long-Lasting Building Material Can Replace Steel, Concrete and Glass
Athletics
Alyssa Thomas, USA Take Olympic Gold
Basketball Great Becomes Second Terp to Win Top Honors at Paris Games
Research
$2M Grant to Help Give Patients With Substance Use Disorders a Voice
UMD Experts and Colleagues Will Assemble, Consult Committee of Marylanders in Recovery
Research
Study: New ‘Super Wood’ Uses Less Energy, Cuts Pollution
Stronger, Long-Lasting Building Material Can Replace Steel, Concrete and Glass
Recent Articles
‘Our Democracy Is in Very Good Hands’
Students Celebrate Successful Summer Internships at Voter Education and Mobilization Nonprofits
Alum Makes Second $1M Gift for Need-Based Scholarships
Longtime UMD Champion Supports Undergrads in Business, BSOS
UMD and IonQ Partner to Advance Quantum Computing in Support of National Security
Discovery District-Based Project Aims to Help New Breed of Computers Further Mature
Events
Aug 16
Reconnect and Recharge Retreat
Aug 17
Memorial Chapel Open House
Aug 28
College Colors Day 2024: T-shirt Trade
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College Colors Day 2024
Celebrate your Terp pride by putting on your red, white, black and gold! This day is all about showcasing our Maryland pride and unity.
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In Brief
SEE Hosts Laundry Day at Welcome Weekend Concert
The pop-rock band Laundry Day will headline Moonlit Music, Student Entertainment Events’ fall welcome concert, at 10 p.m. Aug. 24 in Nyumburu Amphitheater.
FDA-Funded Study Could Lead to Advances in Fight Against Endometriosis, Other Conditions
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has awarded two University of Maryland researchers a $350,000 grant to advance new treatments for female reproductive system conditions.
Quantum Science and Engineering Minor to Debut in Spring 2025
The University of Maryland will offer a new minor in quantum science and engineering beginning in spring 2025. Students in the minor will learn about quantum computing technologies, algorithms for quantum computers, characteristics of quantum materials, and sensing and noise in quantum systems.
Features
Driving Home Pride
UMD-Themed Vanity Plates Are the Highway Four-Leaf Clovers We Love to Spot. We Share Tales Behind the Tags.
‘Bet on the Class of 2024’
At Commencement, Graduates Praised for Resilience, Encouraged to ‘Choose Tough’