Articles and Statements
First Piscataway-Led UMD Class on Indigenous Maryland History Explores Traditions, Colonization, Contemporary Issues
(Video) Subject Analysis: Centering Historical Lives in Contemporary Archives
Dorothy Berry discusses marginalized voices in contemporary archives during CAFe Speaker Series
New Campus Safety and Inclusion Initiatives Aim to Counter Hate
Pines Announces Late-Night Gate Checks, Expanded Police Auxiliary, Designated Chalking Spaces
On Thursday, November 9, over one hundred individuals with a shared commitment to closing the digital divide convened at the Graduate Annapolis for the inaugural Maryland Statewide Digital Equity Summit.
True to Their Name, Researchers at the LEAD Lab Are Leading the Way to Inclusion in Neuroscience
UMD announces task force to address antisemitism and Islamophobia, interim chalking policy
The University of Maryland is establishing a task force to address antisemitism and Islamophobia on campus, university president Darryll Pines announced in a campuswide email Monday.
Elevate! Diverse Founders Panelists Offer Insights to Level Entrepreneurial Playing Field
On Thursday, Nov. 16, a panel of bank executives, entrepreneurs and investors convened in Van Munching Hall to share their lessons in acquiring capital and to highlight opportunities for general business growth for entrepreneurs from underrepresented communities during Elevate! Diverse Founders: Access to Capital.
Book lecture at UMD highlights Black Power movement
University of Maryland community members gathered at the David C. Driskell Center on Thursday for a lecture on representations of death during the United States’ Black power movement.
Indigenous Scholar Weaves ‘Futures of Flourishing’
Newly Arrived Professor's Lab Seeks to Expand Understanding of Native Cultures, History, Practices
INFO professor gives presentation about the impact of disinformation and censorship