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November 19 UMD Report Examines Schools with High Suspension Rates in Maryland Students with disabilities, African-Americans suspended at disproportionately high rates, research finds Read |
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November 15 Fewer Americans Are Volunteering and Giving Than Any Time in the Last Two Decades UMD's Do Good Institute’s new report examines trends for all 50 States, 215 metro areas. Read |
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November 14 University of Maryland Breaks Ground on E.A. Fernandez IDEA Factory New building will inspire innovation and entrepreneurship, enable world-class research, and spur economic development. Read |
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November 13 New Research Report Explores Lessons Learned From University of Missouri’s Racial Crisis Read |
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November 9 UMD Research Finds Congo Basin Native Forests Vanishing at Alarming Rate Primary forests in the region could disappear by 2100, geographical scientists say. Read |
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November 7 UMD Releases First of Seven New Apples Bred for Maryland Growers New UMD patented apple varieties could improve yields, growing efficiency, and profitability for farmers in Mid-Atlantic and Appalachian regions Read |
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November 2 UMD Celebrates, Honors Veterans During Veterans Week and All Year Read |
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November 1 President and CEO of The Education Trust John B. King Jr. to Address University of Maryland’s 2018 Winter Graduates Former U.S. Secretary of Education has had a lifelong dedication to education as a teacher, principal, and leader of schools and school systems. Read |
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October 31 University of Maryland Releases Fall 2018 Enrollment Data Measures Announced to Reverse Trend of Declining African-American Freshmen Enrollment Read |
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October 29 UMD to Co-Lead First-of-its-Kind FEMA Study Of Health Effects on Wildland Firefighters Read |
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October 22 Nature + Art + Climate + Change: International Forum in Washington The Phillips Collection and University of Maryland present Hannes Koch and Florian Ortkrass, and Henry Elkus in conversation. Read |
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October 11 Hornbake Library explores American Dream in Occupied Japan Interactions between Japanese and Americans in war-torn Tokyo provide the compelling focus of an exhibit opening October 19 in Hornbake Library. Read |
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October 10 UMD Researchers Receive $1.3M Grant to Build App Targeting Underserved Populations Read |
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October 8 UMD Celebrates Homecoming 2018 Read |
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October 8 Mountaintop Observatory Sees Gamma Rays from Exotic Milky Way Object Space jets accelerate particles and send a high-energy signal to Earth. Read |
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