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Ketelhut’s Application-Based Game Wins at International Conference
UMD's Dr. Diane Jass Ketelhut's app-based game placed second at the ninth European Conference on Games Based Learning.
UMD-led Survey Reveals Religious Tolerance and Declining Extremism in Tunisia
The survey, conducted during the spring and summer of 2015, shows an increase in support for social individualism.
University of Maryland & Maryland Humanities Council Awarded Grant to Advance Discourse on Race
Baltimore Stories: Narratives and the Life of an American City seeks to establish a model that utilizes humanities scholarship.
Society's Level of Mobility Influences How Members Treat Outsiders
One can’t help but notice that migration is increasing.
UMD Offers Opportunities For International LGBTQ Students
Growing up in India, Chandrasekaran said he had difficulty coming to terms with his sexuality.
TERP Climate Hosts Panel On Multidisciplinary Approaches To Climate Change
TERP Climate, a campus organization that fosters discussion on climate change, hosted a student-led forum Thursday night.
Student Panel Discusses Cultural Challenges Of Studying Abroad
The department is working to offer more support to students from underrepresented backgrounds.
UMD "Thinkathon" Discusses Ongoing Refugee Crisis, Possible Solutions
About 15 students gathered for the workshop Friday morning in Stamp Student Union.
UMD's National Center for Smart Growth Joins Global Development Firm for Worldwide Infrastructure Initiative
The University of Maryland’s National Center for Smart Growth (NCSG) has joined global infrastructure service authority Louis Berger.