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Stories of Hope and Healing (College of Education)
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Terps Welcome Terps to Their Thanksgiving Tables (Maryland Today)
From a Residence Hall Feast to Faculty and Staff Invitations to Students, UMD Community Comes Together
Read More on Terps Welcome Terps to Their Thanksgiving Tables (Maryland Today)"After the team bursts out of the tunnel into pyrotechnics, cheers or opposing-stadium boos, the pair step aside, drop to their knees and stretch their arms forward. They share a brief prayer rooted in their Muslim faith."
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The “Creating Beautiful Trouble” workshop, led by Hannah Brancato, curator and American Studies PhD student, and Mora Fernández, a Mexican “artivist”, followed the opening of the “We Will Not Be Silent: Art Transforming Rape Culture” exhibition at the Adele H. Stamp Student Union’s art gallery.
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Become a dialogue facilitator!
Are you passionate about crafting learning opportunities across difference? Are you experienced in facilitating conversations about identity founded on deep listening, curiosity, and respect? If so, please email dialogue@umd.edu about opportunities to ...
UMD students celebrate found family with Friendsgiving traditions (The Diamondback)
“Something that I’m going to take away … is cherishing the time that we have together,” Moseley said.
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LGBTQ+ Equity Center director Kristopher Oliveira published twice
Call for Papers: Universities Studying Slavery conference
The 1856 Project will be hosting the Universities Studying Slavery (USS) Conference at the University of Maryland in October 2026. As a nod to the U.S semiquincentennial, the theme will be 250 Years of Freedom and Unfreedom: Truth, Liberty, and Justice for ...
‘Really Being Heard and Understood’ (Maryland Today)
Alums Lead Support Groups for People Who Stutter
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