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UMD School of Music Alum Pledges $25,000 Scholarship Gift on Giving Day
March 08, 2018The gift will support the newly-established Scholarships for Inclusive Excellence Fund.
The Diamondback
THE UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND COULD GET A MAJOR ABOUT VIRTUAL REALITY DESIGN
March 06, 2018University officials hope the undergraduate major will be available by fall 2019.
Women's History Month 2018 at the College of Arts and Humanities
March 01, 2018ARHU female faculty members, students and alumni are engaging with some of society’s most pressing issues.
UMD'S School of Music Appoints Andrea E. Brown as the New Marching Band Director
February 27, 2018Meet the new director of the Mighty Sound of Maryland.
The Diamondback
OMER QUARTET'S MUSIC FOR FOOD CONCERT FIGHTS HUNGER WITH MUSIC
February 27, 2018The Omer Quartet raised more than $400 for the pantry by bringing Music for Food to UMD.
The Listening Post
ARRESTED, BANNED, EXILED: EGYPT'S DISSENTING VOICES
February 24, 2018With presidential elections due next month, dissent has all but disappeared in Sisi's Egypt.
Eater
"UGLY DELICIOUS" DELVES INTO THE COMPLICATED HISTORY OF AN AMERICAN STAPLE IN "FRIED CHICKEN"
February 23, 2018Psyche Williams-Forson weighs in on the complex history of fried chicken.
The Boston Globe
IN THIS FICTIONAL TOWN, THE CONSEQUENCES OF A SCHOOL SHOOTING ARE ALL TOO REAL
February 20, 2018Jennifer Barclay’s “Ripe Frenzy” could be considered prescient if the event it describes wasn’t so depressingly routine.
For the Birds: Do We Choose Who We Love?
February 13, 2018Emotions and science were closely linked in medieval literature.
Al Jazeera International
HOW DOES THE U.S. PERCEIVE EGYPT'S PRESIDENTIAL RACE?
February 11, 2018Sahar Khamis weighs in on U.S. perceptions of the Egyptian presidential race.