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Undergraduate student Sadia Alao, class of 2020, marketing and theater major, writes about the Acing the Interview event, held on Sept. 4, 2018, at the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business.

Washington Early American Seminar The Nathan and Jeanette Miller Center for Historical Studies is pleased to announce the upcoming schedule for the Washington Early American Seminar.  AnnouncementsGeneral AudienceHistory

Undergraduate student Madeline Dixon, class of 2019, marketing and psychology major, writes about the Transfer Student Welcome Night, held on September 6, 2018, at at the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business.

Undergraduate student Aleah Green, class of 2021, broadcast journalism and African American studies major, writes about the Business Week Alumni Panel, held on September 5, 2018, at the University of Maryland's Robert H. Smith School of Business.

COLLEGE PARK (9/12/18) — Katie Aune has been named assistant dean for external relations at the University of Maryland Philip Merrill College of Journalism....

ALL THE WAYS DEMOCRACY IS CRASHING AND BURNING Sun, 9/2/18 The accelerated erosion of democratic regimes in the West is the subject of a series of recent books and articles in the United States. Weighing InFacultyGlobal Culturesyoram peri, Isreal StudiesCollege of Arts and Humanities, Gildenhorn...

HOW CALL CENTRES HELP THE PHILIPPINES REBRAND AS A HUB FOR SERVICE EXCELLENCESun, 9/9/18 As the global economy’s biggest ‘back office’, the Southeast Asian nation is increasingly seeking to depict its workers as educated, empathetic and fluent in English. Weighing InFacultyDiversity, Global...

2018-19 NEW FACULTY APPOINTMENTS The College of Arts and Humanities welcomes the new faculty cohort to UMD. AnnouncementsFacultyAmerican Studies, Art History and Archaeology, College of Arts and Humanities, Communication, English, History, Roshan Institute for Persian Studies, School of Languages...

When implanted medical devices transmit and process data, they can generate heat detrimental to body tissues.

Researchers have demonstrated a new approach that enables different devices to repeatedly emit nearly identical single photons.

The researchers will combine applied microbiology with engineering disciplines to explore the complex interactions between flexible sensors, bacterial biofilms, and bioelectric treatment.

The program will recruit and train more than 60 doctoral students. 

COLLEGE PARK (9/7/18) — The New York Times should brace for criticism if the anonymous author of a recently published op/ed is revealed and found wanting....

STUDENT'S PASSION FOR FILM AND TECHNOLOGY LEADS TO INNOVATIVE VR CONTENTThu, 9/6/18 UMD alumni thrives creating virtual reality content with her background in both computer science and film. Student Experience and SuccessFacultyCreativity, Women/GenderfilmCollege of Arts and Humanities, Film...

Old Regime and Terror in France Check out our events page for more details on the upcoming symposium entitled Old Regime and Terror in France.  AnnouncementsGeneral AudienceHistory