Rance Cleaveland remembered as avid researcher, dedicated mentor
Cleaveland died at his Arlington, Virginia home and is survived by his wife and three children. He was 62.
Former UMD journalism professor Jon Franklin remembered as ‘an incredible human being’
During his career, Franklin wrote seven books and won two Pulitzers for two short stories.
‘He helped to blaze a trail’: UMD community celebrates former chancellor John B. Slaughter
Slaughter, the University of Maryland’s first Black chancellor, died in California on Dec. 6.
‘Light of sunshine’: UMD student Samuel Castañeda remembered as cheerful, funny friend
Castañeda, who was a sophomore information science major at the University of Maryland, died May 9 at age 19 in a car accident.
David Povich remembered for generosity, philanthropy and dedication to family
Povich and his siblings, Maury and Lynn, helped establish The Shirley Povich Center for Sports Journalism at this university’s journalism college.
Enzo Alvarenga remembered for individuality, dedication to journalism
A rising sophomore journalism major at the University of Maryland when he died, Enzo had ambitions of being a sports journalist with a focus on soccer.
Kayley Milor remembered as devoted student, friend to all
When Milor got to the University of Maryland, her passion for sports translated into a budding career in physical therapy.
Hyattsville Mayor Kevin Ward remembered as role model, dedicated leader
Outside of serving on the Hyattsville City Council, Ward worked on a foundation to support kids with autism.
‘Fearless’: UMD business professor Mark Wellman remembered for passion, generosity
Wellman directed the Business, Society and the Economy College Park Scholars program.
UMD history professor James Gao remembered for his generosity, quest for knowledge
Gao is remembered for his love of learning and his generosity. For some, he was an inspiration.