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Stormwater Hits D.C.’s Poorest Neighborhoods Hardest, UMD Study Finds (Maryland Today)

Socioeconomically Vulnerable Communities Lack Infrastructure to Manage Heavy Rainfall

UMD Study: Some Black Residents Still Distrust Baltimore Police Department, Even After Reforms (Maryland Today)

Companion Report Recommends Expanding Program Routing Noncriminal 911 Calls to Civilian Responders

Five Must-Read Summer Book Picks by Asian and Asian American Authors (College of Arts & Humanities)

Five summer book recommendations by Julie Cha ’25, an English and business marketing double major, who is the founder and president of UMD’s AAPI (Asian American and Pacific Islander) Literature and Media Club, housed in the Department of English

Study Examines Gender Disparity in Science Research Funding (Robert H. Smith School of Business)

Gains in Resources Flow to More Senior than Junior Women Biomedical Scientists; ‘Gender Tenure Gap’ Factors Significantly, Smith Researchers Show

For a Girl With Cerebral Palsy, a Lacrosse Goal Achieved (Maryland Today)

College Park Academy Students Design Adaptive Stick as Part of Engineering for Us All Program

Developing a Robotic System to Improve Autonomy for People with Mobility Issues (Institute for Advanced Computer Studies)

Second-year doctoral student Amisha Bhaskar and others in the Robotics Algorithms & Autonomous Systems Lab are developing innovative technology that addresses a fundamental need for individuals with mobility impairments to regain autonomy in feeding themselves.

A Warm Embrace for Graduating Indigenous Students (Maryland Today)

UMD Hosts Inaugural Blanket Ceremony for Seniors

The 1856 Project in the news

Congratulations to The 1856 Project, UMD's chapter of Universities Studying Slavery, on their latest big news: UMD’s 1856 Project Receives $200,000 Grant from Mellon Foundation for Research Incubator Investigating Legacy of Slavery at the University. The ...

New ADA newsletter

The ADA newsletter from UMD's ADA coordinator will come out twice a semester.

1856 Project Receives $200K Grant to Investigate Slavery's Ties at UMD (Maryland Today)

The University of Maryland’s 1856 Project has been awarded a $200,000 grant from the Mellon Foundation’s Public Knowledge program to establish a two-year research incubator program that will investigate slavery’s ties to UMD and document histories of enslaved individuals, ensuring their stories and contributions are recognized, honored and preserved.

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