New Book Throws Jab at Art of Black Boxers (Maryland Today)
Researcher Reveals How Stereotypes Were Reinforced
UMD students honor people killed in Palestine with flag display (The Diamondback)
The University of Maryland’s Students for Justice in Palestine chapter planted about 15,000 white flags on McKeldin Mall Tuesday.
‘Poverty Is an Injury’ (Maryland Today)
First Year Book Asks Why Income Inequality Persists in America
Call for programs: Disability Awareness Month
Submit your disability-related events for the October Disability Awareness Month calendar
"Poverty, by America," by Pulitzer Prize winner Matthew Desmond free to all UMD community members
Researchers from the Institute for Trustworthy AI in Law & Society (TRAILS) are conducting a series of studies to determine the level of bias that users expect from AI systems
UMD Joins New National Program Welcoming Refugee Students (Maryland Today)
The University of Maryland is among 17 colleges and universities across the United States enrolling refugee students as the inaugural class of the Welcome Corps on Campus.
Join our team: Reparative histories and social justice project manager with The 1856 Project
Applications are open to work with The 1856 Project, a joint project of ODI and the UMD Libraries
Join our team: Assistant program director for academic outreach and student development with OMSE
Applications are open to work with the Office of Multi-ethnic Student Education
New Podcast Explores Past, Present & Future of Black Studies
Ashley Newby and John Drabinski Rolled Out “The Black Studies Podcast” this Summer, with $100K in Support from the Mellon Foundation