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“War turned us into artists, we made art out of war” the film “Las Muertes Más Bellas del Mundo” teaches UMD students about the Salvadoran diaspora (La Voz Latina)

The film follows the protagonists' lives and demonstrates the ways in which their experiences living in the diaspora have impacted them.

Survey Returns to Measure Food Insecurity Among UMD Students (Maryland Today)

27% of Terp Respondents Reported Need in 2023; Past Surveys Prompted Growth in Resources

UMD Women in Tech Gathered at 2024 Grace Hopper Celebration (College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences)

University of Maryland alums, students, faculty and staff met up at the world’s largest conference for women and nonbinary technologists.

Annual Women in Agriculture Tour Visits Southern Maryland (UMD Extension)

The MidAtlantic Women in Agriculture program hosted its 2024 annual Fall Farm Tour on Thursday, October 3, 2024.

UMD Neurodiversity Experts Part of $8M Project with Leading Disability Employer (College of Behavioral and Social Sciences)

The team will seek to geographically expand Melwood’s abitlIT program, and study its impact on trainees and employer partners

UMD alum Connie Chung shares breaking race and gender barriers in her career (Mitzpeh)

Connie Chung, a trailblazing journalist and UMD alum, discussed her impactful career and memoir at her alma mater, inspiring many.

UMD students raise money to fund school restorations in Ethiopia’s Tigray region (The Diamondback)

This university’s People4Tigray student organization hosted the inaugural dinner. The group aims to support Tigrayan students and people affected by violence in the region.

Erika Moore Gives TED Talk on Advancing Health Equity in Lupus Research (Department of English)

Fischell Department of Bioengineering Assistant Professor Erika Moore was recently named a 2024 TED Fellow, the first ever at the University of Maryland.

Teach-ins, kite-flying, interfaith vigil and prayers held at UMD to commemorate the lives lost since Oct. 7. (Stories Beneath the Shell)

Over 500 students of different faiths and backgrounds gathered for the University of Maryland’s Students for Justice for Palestine vigil held in the secured area of McKeldin Mall on Monday evening.

ADHD: Misunderstood, Underdiagnosed—and Treatable (Maryland Today)

UMD Expert on Disorder Sheds Light and Shares Insights During Awareness Month

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