Winter 2023

Performance Piece Asks Tough Questions Via Unexpected Messenger: Puppets

Terps on Board in Return to Study Abroad

Nun Nutritionist Has Served UMD Students for 30 Years

Students Learn to Game Algorithms and Grow Audiences in Popular Class

Sparks—and Creativity—Fly When Combat Robotics Club Enters Arena

RecWell Program Puts Teams Into Elite Competition

A Flying Start for Greater College Park
Aviation Landing to Rise Across From Metro Station

UMD Makes $20M Investment in Need-Based Financial Aid
Terrapin Commitment Program to Expand Support for Pell Grant-Eligible, In-State Students

‘A Hub for Discussion, Innovation and Discovery’
Ceremonial Groundbreaking Held for Zupnik Hall

Terps Have Endless Opportunities to Explore, Innovate in the Arts

Decades after more than 100,000 Japanese Americans were forced into camps during World War II, a UMD archival expert is making sure the dark history of their management finally comes to light.

Maryland’s vanishing tobacco barns represent the vestiges of slavery and a legacy of disease. UMD historic preservationists are racing to document them anyway.
Class Notes
News on Friends and Classmates

00s
Ed Ault ’00, M. Arch. ’04

90s
Scott Brown Ph.D. ’99
10s
Micha Green M.Jour. ’16
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LeNaya Hezel ’06

90s
Dean Thompson M.P.M. ’92
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Alison H. Graham ’09
Passings
James (Jim) Morrow IV ’70, M.Ed. ’83
Passings
Margaret C. Tripp ’40