Karen Shih ’09
‘Connie’ Breaks a Story: Her Own
Trailblazing journalist Connie Chung ’69 battled misogyny and racism to reach the pinnacle of TV news. In a new self-titled memoir, she shares what it took to get there.
How to Make Your Workday Work for You
Ask the Expert: Advice for Real Life
Trampoline Gymnast Jumps to the Top
Undergrad Aims to Represent U.S. at Paris Olympics
Look Back on the Maryland Dairy’s Funky Flavors and Coach-Inspired Creations
Undergrad Virtually Builds Mall, Drawings Fans Globally to ‘Campus’
New Course Creates Innovative Ways to Increase College Election Participation
Twenty-five years ago, the LGBTQ+ Equity Center opened to support queer Terps who felt invisible, isolated and harassed. Some of the founders recount its humble start and hard-won victories.
5 Tips for Making a Board Bursting With Flavor and Color
Capital-area Chronicler Turns the Page
Departing Washington Post Columnist Shares 20 Years of Family Tales, Reader Favorites
Bald Eagle Expert Joins Legendary Explorers Club Honorees
From College Park to the Caribbean, Sugar Hill Sisterhood Celebrates 50th Gathering
Alum named NYC taxi commissioner navigates ridesharing’s rise, drivers’ economic woes—and plenty of midtown traffic.
Palm-sized Robot Navigates Touchscreens for Visually Impaired Users
Preschool Director Explains How to Turn Tots’ Chatter Into Conversation
Ask an Expert: Advice for Real Life
Using Emerging Tech, Students Create Innovative Art, Interactive Games in Incubator Program
Party Queen, Behind the Scenes
Alum Highlights Black Chefs, Artists at NYC-Based Event Agency