To Design the Future, Look to the Past
When it comes to designing for a warmer planet, modern-day architects may find inspiration not from the latest technology, but from
VR Can Boost Police Officer Empathy, UMD Study Finds
The story originally appeared in Maryland Today.
Food Service: Cultivating Food Equity & Resilience in the Heart of Ivy City
Food is fuel for the body and mind, a bridge for social connection and a lens into culture and identity.
College Park’s ‘Main Street’ Finishes Safety Upgrade
This article was originally published in Maryland Today.
Four UMD Students Named Ferguson CLE Fellows
Four undergraduate students from the University of Maryland were selected to be a part of the Ferguson Centers for Leadership Excel
Helping Students Navigate “Firsts”
The biggest obstacle Giuseppe Gordillo-Terreros faced going to college wasn’t the apprehension of move-in or the first day of class
Communicate to Lead: Skills for the Workplace with Ariel Crawford
This event is open to the UMD Community.
Join us for an interactive session on how to enhance your communication skills and
Green Infrastructure Makes “Cents” for Cities
A new brief on the economic benefits of green infrastructure demonstrates the dollars and “sense” behind trails, urban trees and other landscapes,
Community Thanksgiving and Potluck
Open to the School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation community only
Please join Dean Jourdan for a lunchtime gathering on