News from around campus
14 Terps Say ‘Bonjour’ to Summer Olympics, Paralympics (Maryland Today)
Meet UMD Athletes, Coaches Representing Their Countries in Paris
Research by UMD Students Highlights Marginalized Voices
Driskell Center Awarded Nearly $690K to Create Institutional Archive, Digitize Newest Collections
Grants Expected to Help Solidify Center's Reputation as Leading African American Arts Institution
In Counterculture Exhibition, Undergrads Revisit What’s Going On (Maryland Today)
Students Jam on ’70s Musical Themes
‘That’s Not Fair!’: UMD-Led Study Finds Kids Notice Teacher Bias (Maryland Today)
Children Also Seek to Rectify Inequalities in Classroom
Study of Hearing in Different Contexts Could Offer Insights Into Sensory Impairment Disorders
UMD Students Win National Competition Designed to Reduce Violence, Hate (Maryland Today)
infOasis, their project in the Invent2Prevent competition, focused on improving teens’ media literacy through an online toolkit of mini games and interactive modules focused on image and media alteration, propaganda and false media.
The Maryland Board of Public Works approved a $140,000 settlement Wednesday to a former University of Maryland professor who alleged facing religious discrimination when working at this university.
Thurgood Marshall’s Former School Reimagined, With UMD’s Help (Maryland Today)
UMD Facilities on Law, Gun Violence and Public Health Anchor New West Baltimore Center
The Computer Science and Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies departments collaborated on a new cross-listed course.