Meet a few of the impressive members of UMD's class of 2022.
The conventional wisdom that women avoid competition may be true for young women, but UMD research suggests it doesn't apply to middle-aged women.
Researchers and students from the University of Maryland and the U.S. Department of Agriculture are working in Howard County, Md., to test methods to fight a surge in Lyme disease in the U.S., transmitted...
Netanya, Israel, will host the 2018 Federation of International Lacrosse’s World Lacrosse Championships from July 12–21 with the help of David Lasday '05, chief operating officer of the Israel Lacrosse...
Business reporter Alicia McElhaney '15 noticed that most mainstream financial publications seemed to be aimed at men. So she created a personal finance resource for young women.
John McNamara ’83, Gerald Fischman ’79 and Rob Hiaasen were killed when a man who has a history of disputes with the Capital Gazette Newspapers opened fire on the newsroom Thursday afternoon, according...
A community planning class used “soundscapes” of the Baltimore-D.C. area to understand how people experience places with a sense that can often be overlooked during planning and design.
“Jurassic Park” turned 25 this month, and as the original recedes in time, each new sequel carries us further from that movie’s ambitious stabs at conveying state-of-the art science, says Thomas...
Former Terp Ready to Compete in Soccer’s Ultimate Event
Distinguished University Professor of Economics Thomas Schelling’s medal was auctioned for $187,000, and his family donated the proceeds to the Southern Poverty Law Center.
