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Art and Craft

Faculty Q&A / Highlighted / Spring 2020 / Turn Imagination into Innovation / 0 Comment / May 13, 2020

Arts Expert Helping Baltimore Orchestra Chart New Course


The Page Turner

Faculty Q&A / Winter 2020 / 2 Comments / January 10, 2020

National Book Award Judge Reflects on a Golden Age for Young Adult Literature


Hardcore Collector

Faculty Q&A / Fall 2019 / 0 Comment / September 10, 2019

Archivist Chronicles D.C. Punk Pandemonium


Percussionist With a Full Plate

Faculty Q&A / Spring 2019 / Turn Imagination into Innovation / 0 Comment / May 14, 2019

Faculty Member, NSO Musician Opens Restaurant in College Park


Potholepalooza

Faculty Q&A / Web Only / 0 Comment / March 12, 2019

An Expert Gets to the Bottom of Them (and Blows Out a Tire)


Answer Man

Faculty Q&A / Winter 2019 / 0 Comment / January 17, 2019

Philosophy Professor’s Internet Advice Points Out the Limits of Common Sense


Pole Positions

Discover New Knowledge / Faculty Q&A / Fall 2018 / 0 Comment / October 1, 2018

Researcher Takes Strong Stances on Commonalities Between Ballet, Hip-hop and Exotic Dancing


Closing the Gap

Faculty Q&A / Innovation / Spring 2018 / 1 Comment / May 14, 2018

John B. King Jr. now leads the Education Trust, a nonprofit dedicated to closing racial and socioeconomic achievement gaps,


Calm, Before and After Storms

Faculty Q&A / Innovation / Winter 2018 / 0 Comment / January 7, 2018

Disaster Resilience Expert Works to Prevent Damage, or Rebuild


These Commutes Are Made for Walking

Faculty Q&A / Fall 2017 / Innovation / 2 Comments / September 14, 2017

Jennifer Roberts, assistant professor of kinesiology, tells Terp how built environments—anything surrounding us made by humans—affect our health and how gentrification can be the unintended side effect...



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