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UMD Awarded $6 Million NIH Grant for Structure-Based Design of a Hepatitis C Vaccine
University of Maryland, College ParkUMD's IBBR to study the efficacy of immune responses in animal models of its HCV vaccine candidates.
Read the Full ArticleUniversity of Maryland Joins Grand Coalition to Support Paris Agreement Climate Action
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Eight freshmen named as inaugural Patterson Scholars, receive $6,000 scholarships from best-selling author
Patterson offered scholarships after researching outstanding teacher education programs nationwide
Shirley Povich Center to Tell Sportswriters' Stories
The Shirley Povich Center for Sports Journalism at the University of Maryland's Philip Merrill College of Journalism is debuting a sports media project entitled "Still No Cheering in…
University Police Scholarship Fund Celebrates Legacy and Future of Law Enforcement
Sometimes setting up a scholarship is as simple as looking around and recognizing that the people in your everyday world need your help.
Terps Win Sustainable Growth Challenge
A group of UMD students were awarded first prize in the first-ever Sustainable Growth Challenge organized by the Maryland Sustainable Growth Commission.
Edwards Continues “2014 HBCU STEM Tour” with Visit to UMES
Jan. 28, 2014 - U.S. Congresswoman Donna Edwards continues her “2014 HBCU STEM Tour” with a visit to University of Maryland Eastern Shore. Full Article...
Afro American: Bowie State earns second straight victory with defeat of Chowan College
Kids to Farmers' Market Program Combats Childhood Obesity
Children learn healthy lifestyle strategies, focusing on good eating and exercise.
UMD Entrepreneurship Program Honored for Excellence
UMD's Entrepreneurship and Innovation Program has been named the first-place winner for an Excellence in Entrepreneurship Education award.
UMD at the Forefront of Next Chapter in MOOCs
UMD is taking a pioneering role in expanding students' learning experiences with MOOCs beyond just one course, now offering “specializations.”
Frederick Douglass Library celebrates Black History Month
Delmarva may be home to the oldest settlement of free African-Americans in the nation.Archeologists believe The Hill in Easton dates back to 1790, proceeding New Orleans’ Tremé neighborhood…