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November 8 ‘Code Red,’ Howard Center’s Inaugural Project, Wins Top Professional Award For Innovative Storytelling UMD’s Philip Merrill College of Journalism and NPR were named the 2019 recipients of the National Press Foundation’s Innovative Storytelling Award for the first project by the new Howard Center for Investigative Journalism, “Code Red: Baltimore’s Climate Divide.” Read |
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November 7 Adulthood Milestones are Shifting and Charitable Behaviors Are Declining New Research Brief from Do Good Institute Explores How 21st Century Life for Young Adults is Effecting Giving and Volunteering Read |
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November 6 UMD Celebrates and Honors Veterans on Nov. 11 and All Month Read |
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October 31 UMD Celebrates Homecoming with Fireworks at Terp Carnival 2019 The annual celebration in honor of Homecoming caps off with fireworks over McKeldin Mall Read |
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October 31 NIH Grants $3.4m to UMD to Study Effects of Foster Care The grant allows long-term study of Romanian children who were institutionalized to follow them as adults Read |
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October 29 Maryland Breaks Ground on New School of Public Policy Building Campus Leaders Joined by State Officials to Celebrate Campus Hub for Serving the Public Good Read |
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October 28 University of Maryland To Break Ground on New School of Public Policy Building Read |
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October 22 The Honorable James R. Clapper to Address University of Maryland's 2019 Winter Graduates The University of Maryland announces General James R. Clapper as the 2019 Winter Commencement speaker Read |
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October 18 UMD and The Phillips Collection present International Forum in Washington A weekend of programming and outreach commemorating Veterans Day and the nation's veterans will kick-off on November 14 Read |
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October 16 NIH Awards UMD $1.67M for Research on Reducing Bias and Promoting Diverse Friendships in Childhood UMD College of Education will conduct a 4-year study analyzing equity, fairness and mutual respect in peer relationships Read |
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October 11 Surprising University of Maryland-Led Discovery Points to New Treatments for Blood Disorders and to New Lines of Medical and Biological Research New finding is the latest of many discoveries led by UMD Professor Iqbal Hamza who is unraveling the mystery of heme, a toxic, yet life-essential molecule for most living things, including humans Read |
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October 11 University of Maryland Statement on Amicus Brief in Support of DACA - October 11, 2019 Read |
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October 9 UMD Researchers Discover New Mechanism in Liver that Helps Prevent Infections Findings have implications for treatment of a variety of infections, including meningitis Read |
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October 8 UMD Prevention Research Center to Focus on LGBTQ Mental Health with new $3.75M from Centers for Disease Control and Prevention School of Public Health's Prevention Research Center will receive $3.75 million over five years from the CDC. Read |
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October 7 Rare “Lazarus Superconductivity” Observed in Promising, Rediscovered Material In a uranium-based compound once dismissed as uninteresting, scientists watched superconductivity arise, disappear, then return under the influence of high magnetic fields Read |
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