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Mckinley’s Climb: Wrestler Trains With Men While Dominating Women in Independent Tournaments (College of Education)

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Virtual Game, Real Learning: VR Reading Adventure Improves Skills for Dyslexic Youth (College of Education)

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Building for Belonging: Thesis Winners Create Spaces that Nurture Connection, Identity and Purpose (School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation)

"Chi’s design concept, which won the University of Maryland Architecture Program’s 2025 Thesis Prize, reimagines a vacant office building as a place where the very young and their older, wiser counterparts overlap throughout the day through circulation and programming."

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AI-generated videos could worsen racism on the internet, experts say (The Black Explosion)

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UMD College of Education will offer a new American Sign Language Minor starting Spring 2026 (Stories Beneath the Shell)

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Hundreds honor legacy of Lt. Richard Collins III at annual service day (The Diamondback)

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Material Culture, Collective Memory and the Work of Repair (College of Arts & Humanities)

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Making cannabis use safer (School of Public Health)

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UMD English professor helps lead book club for incarcerated women (The Diamondback)

Founded by university alum Brenda Murray, the club is more than a place to talk about books — it’s a space for stimulating conversation that links the women to each other and the outside world

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Crackdown on international students continues with threats on F-1 visas (Capital News Service)

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