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ElevateHER: Engineering Solutions for Women’s Health (A. James Clark School of Engineering)

The ElevateHER Conference was hosted at Texas A&M University and co-chaired by Erika Moore, Assistant Professor in the Fischell Department of Bioengineering (BIOE) at the University of Maryland (UMD), and Shreya Raghavan, Assistant Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Texas A&M.

Celebrating Latine Heritage Month (The A. James Clark School of Engineering)

A new academic year brings with it a new opportunity to celebrate the diversity in our community, beginning with Latine Heritage Month.

Environmental justice activists gather in College Park for 10th annual symposium (The Diamondback)

The four-day symposium, which took place from Wednesday to Saturday, was organized by the Community Engagement, Environmental Justice and Health Center at the University of Maryland’s public health school.

UMD reactions to Oct. 7 McKeldin booking, general expectations for the new school year (Mitzpeh)

Read UMD reactions to Oct. 7 McKeldin booking, general expectations for the new school year (Mitzpeh)

New Black Student Union president strives to create a family environment for Black Terps (The Black Explosion)

Therman Hawkins III, a junior marketing major from Bowie, Maryland, is the new president of the Black Student Union Executive Board.

Sueños Sin Fronteras: The Clark School Celebrates Latine Engineers (The A. James Clark School of Engineering)

Working together, we can create and support an inclusive and thriving community of engineers.

UMD SGA passes bill to promote campus accessibility (The Diamondback)

The bill, which passed 21-0-1, ensures the Student Government Association will focus on accessibility through universal design standards.

UMD student, fencer Noah Hanssen discusses ‘surreal’ experience at 2024 Paralympics (The Diamondback)

The 24-year-old public policy graduate student competed as a fencer in the 2024 Paralympic Games.

UMD reaches $50,000 settlement with former student in gender-based discrimination case (The Diamondback)

The Maryland public works board approved a $50,000 settlement Wednesday to a former University of Maryland student for a gender-based discrimination lawsuit.

UMD screening revisits controversial feminist art from the 90s (The Diamondback)

Content warning: This article contains mentions of sexual assault and rape.

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