Feature
The Lost Haunts of Route 1
No matter the decade, Terps found refuges and ‘Rendezvous’ points on College Park’s Main Street.
Features
A UMD researcher of a rare disease that fatally ages children has discovered how an obscure blue compound could help us all look younger.
A Fresh Start for ‘Maryland’s Shame’
Joi Howard ’03 seeks to turn a shuttered, segregated psychiatric hospital into a working farm and wellness site for the Black community.
News
Campus Life
For 10 Years, iGive Students Have Learned by Awarding Grants to Nonprofits
Shooting for Success, Fueled by Family
With Passed-Down Perseverance, Shyanne Sellers Eyes Championship Run
Panera Opens at Site of Longtime Restaurant—Without the Tin-foil Swans
A ‘Mind-Blowing’ Premiere, 130 Years Later
UMD to Debut Oldest Existing Opera by Black Composer
Explorations
Fresh Takes on Fighting Food Waste
Researchers Devise Spoilage-Stopping Tech That Could Change How We Grow, Buy and Store Produce
Signs of Accessibility in Performing Arts
School’s First Deaf Leader to Expand Options to Guests
Take a Home Tour to Learn How We’re Worsening Salinity Around the World
Post-Grad
At Home With a Continent’s Cultural Heritage
Alumna’s Book Weaves Together African Design Principles and Contemporary Decor
Antics of Alums’ Goldendoodle Bring Joy to Millions on Social Media
Terp Promotes On-Screen Representation by Making Avatars More Customizable
An ‘Underexposed’ Photo of UMD History