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  • Chun-Hsi Wong at the Natural History Museum

    A Life at the Museum

    This story was originally published in Terp Magazine, written by Sala Levin '10.Cleaning the 11-ton, 13-foot taxidermy pachyderm that welcomes visitors to the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History isn’t a job for your average garden hose—or even a pressure washer.This spring, a team of six ...
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  • Illustration of a house with bushes in foreground. Watercolor feel

    Housing, Reframed

    This article originally appeared in TERP Magazine. Written by Karen Shih ’09.THE AMERICAN DREAM IS DEAD. Or it’s at least delayed, for recent college grads. According to a report earlier this year from mortgageresearch.com, they won’t be able to afford a house until 2034.To solve the nation’s housin...
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  • child walking to school

    In U.S., the Journey to School Can Be Uphill—Both Ways

    Around the U.S., an estimated 40 children are hit by cars every day walking to school—a statistic Karen Kali’s son became part of earlier this year. The Silver Spring, Md., middle schooler was hit and injured by a car in a crosswalk not far from his home on a bright afternoon in February. “These kid...
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  • Five Questions with Gabrielle Hapi

    As a new graduate student in the University of Maryland’s (UMD) Real Estate Development Program, Gabrielle Hapi ’15, MBA & MRED ‘21 often passed by Baltimore’s glassy high-rises wondering, “How can I help people who can’t afford these rents?” She didn’t know that she’d find her answer first at U...
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  • Juan Luis Burke Promoted with Tenure to Associate Professor Open configuration options

    Dr. Juan Luis Burke has been promoted with tenure to Associate Professor of Architecture by the University of Maryland School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. A scholar and practitioner of both architecture and historic preservation, Burke’s teaching and research explore the early modern ...
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  • Joseph Williams Promoted with Tenure to Associate Professor

    Dr. Joseph Williams has been promoted with tenure to Associate Professor of Architecture by the University of Maryland School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation. An expert in medieval architecture in Italy and the greater Mediterranean, Williams’s teaching and research explore how architectu...
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