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    Education Abroad to Award Nearly $1 Million in Scholarships for 2027 Study Abroad

    The University of Maryland's Education Abroad office will award approximately $1 million in scholarships to students studying abroad in 2027—the largest investment in Education Abroad funded scholarships to date.The expanded funding builds upon existing scholarship opportunities, including the Gilman Guarantee, while introducing several new initiatives designed to make study abroad more accessible for Maryland students.

  • Nine individuals, some wearing Global Terps for a Greener Future, stand together on a rooftop with the UMD Chapel in the background

    Sustainability Meets Cross-Cultural Collaboration

    What happens when sustainability becomes a shared language across cultures? At the University of Maryland, the Global Terps for a Greener Future (GTGF) initiative is showing how environmental action can also build connection, belonging and community across differences.

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    UMD Ranked Among All-Time Top 10 Gilman Scholarship Producers

    More than 500 University of Maryland students have studied in locations around the world through the U.S. Department of State’s highly competitive Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, ranking UMD No. 9 nationally among large institutions for total scholars supported since its 2001 founding.

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    Student-run study abroad inspires creative public health approaches

    By School of Public Health StaffVARANASI, India – Outside the ancient city of Varanasi in northern India, UMD undergraduate Zoe Baber ‘27 co-leads a workshop with middle school students at the Vidyashram-South Point School on a book they created telling the story of “Esha” (or E.coli), how it spreads in water and what actions can prevent it.

  • President Pines Joins Universitas 21 Annual Meeting in Glasgow

    President Pines Joins Universitas 21 Annual Meeting in Glasgow

    University of Maryland President Darryll J. Pines will join global higher education leaders at the Universitas 21 Annual Network Meeting and Leadership Summit hosted by the University of Glasgow April 20–23, 2026.

  • Annabella Davis. Portrait of a woman with long red hair wearing a black sleeveless top, standing outdoors with greenery and pink flowers softly blurred in the background.

    GVPT Student Annabella Davis Awarded Gilman Scholarship for Study in Kosovo

    When Annabella Davis transferred to the University of Maryland two years ago, she wanted to focus on conflict, identity, reconciliation, and the real-world consequences of political violence. Now a senior majoring in International Relations and minoring in International Development and Conflict Management (IDCM), Annabella has taken that ambition beyond the classroom.


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Olympian, Pro Bowler Among 9 Athletic Greats To Be Inducted Into Hall of Fame

Honorees Include Stars Spanning Lacrosse, Track and Field, Football, Soccer and Basketball
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Study Suggests More Guidance Needed in Use of AI Course Assistants

UMD researchers found students avoided virtual tutors, had less interaction with course materials and lower grades.
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The Lowdown on Landmarking History

A UMD professor appointed to help recommend sites for the National Register of Historic Places explains its significance.
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