UMD entomology department set to study rare cicada emergence Faculty in the University of Maryland’s entomology department plan to study two cicada broods this spring. Freelance Reporter February 20, 2024
Five important tips to follow during midterms Here are some easy study and wellness tips students can easily follow for a better, more productive midterms season. Lauren Bentley March 3, 2023
Study carrels are valued. UMD needs more of them. Students deserve better access to study spaces. More study carrels could help. Dalia Mustafa February 24, 2023
UMD study says gender-affirming policies benefit student mental health Gender-affirming policies can improve students’ mental health, according to a report co-led by Jessica Fish, a University of Maryland assistant professor in the family science… Auzinea Bacon February 22, 2022
Here’s why students ask strangers to watch their belongings in popular study areas University Police does not recommend leaving belongings with strangers. Freelance Reporter March 12, 2020
Meet the two UMD researchers working to understand US-based terrorism The two researchers won a $1.5 million grant to investigate how terrorists are created and rehabilitated. Clara Longo de Freitas February 17, 2020
At UMD, doctoral students depend on their advisers. What can happen when things go wrong? Part 1 of a two-part look into this complex and often fraught relationship. Angela Roberts January 30, 2020
UMD students’ petition for a sign language major has more than 500 signatures Only two sign language courses are being offered this semester. Chloe Goldberg January 27, 2020
Studying Nemo: What these UMD researchers learned about how clownfish see The researchers worked with a team in Australia to study how clownfish see up close. Rina Torchinsky December 2, 2019
UMD professor continues decades-long research comparing foster care to orphanages Nathan Fox and his colleagues have examined the outcomes of Romanian children placed in foster care early in their lives. Shreeya Agarwal December 2, 2019