UMD aims to support laid-off federal workers with resource hub, AI certificate program
Thousands of federal employees were fired after President Donald Trump’s administration slashed funding for federal departments and eliminated positions.
UMD business school adds speaker to Middle East panel after calls to cancel event
The new panelist, political analyst Bassem Eid, has criticized Palestinians’ “right of return” to their homeland.
UMD students urge business school to cancel Middle East panel over controversial speakers
The panel discussion, which is scheduled for Sunday, will explore the history of political negotiations in the Middle East.
UMD leaders hope to embrace AI in classrooms, balance ethical concerns
This university has steadily increased its AI use in classrooms to examine its applications and stay ahead of the rapidly evolving technology.
‘Undivide Us’ discusses political polarization, provokes student discussion
Filmmakers aimed to show that healthy political debate still exists amid extreme partisanship and division.
UMD students showcase small businesses at Terp Marketplace
Hosted by the Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship at this university’s business school, Terp Marketplace highlights student small business ventures.
Minimal staffing makes forging corporate partnerships a challenge for UMD programs
The turnaround for client contracts is bogged down because there is only one person to handle each collaboration between students at this university and companies.
Director of the U.S. Census Bureau explains the importance of failure to UMD
Robert Santos discussed his journey to becoming the first Latino director of the United States Census Bureau
Teaching assistants for one-credit business course to receive stipends this spring
Teaching assistants for BMGT367 will receive a one-time $500 stipend in the spring.
UMD opens center to support veteran entrepreneurs in the mid-Atlantic
The center is a partnership with the U.S. Small Business Administration.