Campus News

Unmanned systems are helping to power economic growth in Southern Maryland.

Undergraduate students Amulya Uppala, class of 2020, and Noah Alviti, class of 2021, interviewed Aishwariya Chandrasekar ’17 as part of their 2019 Impact Ambassador experience with the Center for Social Value Creation at the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business.

Paley's term will begin July 1, 2019.

Klauda research group published in Chemical Reviews.

Deadline for submitting an application is July 30.

BIOE Associate Professor Christopher Jewell now backed by four active NIH R01 grants.

His appointment will begin July 1, 2019.

A team led by UMD professor Bart Forman is developing a tool to help satellites measure the water content of snow.

Christine Hartzell is the mission scientist on one of three finalist missions selected by NASA for future small satellites.

New Maryland Smith grads Terri Jarboe Farri, Joe Costigan and Kathleen Finnegan are featured by Poets&Quants in its recently published Best and Brightest Online MBAs: Class of 2019.

A junction between an ordinary metal and a special kind of superconductor has provided a robust platform to observe Klein tunneling.

Donors helped load the Maryland Book Bank Bookmobile sponsored by the Baltimore Ravens on June 15, 2019, following a semester-long book drive organized by a team of working professionals in the Executive MBA program at the University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business.

Out of gratitude to his mentor, Jim Rand has made a generous gift to the Clark School in support of the Robert M. Rivello Scholarship.

Researchers have created the first silicon chip that can reliably constrain light to its four corners.

The Center for Global Business hosted members of BisNet (Business International Studies Network) at a meeting and reception at Maryland Smith’s campus in the Ronald Reagan Building in Washington, D.C on May 30, 2019.

Stroka Lab works to shed new light on Alzheimer’s disease, multiple sclerosis, and drug delivery to the brain.

Doctoral candidate Alterra is studying how microplastics and chemicals interact--and finding some surprises.

Glenn will become University of Houston-Victoria's provost and vice president for academic affairs starting August 5.