Clearing Up the Runoff

New Smart Sensors to Provide Real-Time Picture of Campus Stormwater

The First Professor: MAPP Mourns John W. Hill, Founding Dean of the School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation

The resilience of any structure lies in the strength of its design. Is it forward-thinking?

MAPP Eliminates Graduate Record Examination Requirement for Graduate School Admissions

The School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation will no longer require the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) for admission to its single degree programs and the majority of its dual degree programs. The decision, which goes into effect for the fall 2020 admissions cycle, is an effort to create a more equitable admissions process for prospective students.

"Gentrification is on the tip of almost every Black person’s tongue"

Gentrification is on the tip of almost every Black person’s tongue

"I believe that making amends is to understand that the Black experience is an American experience."

I believe that making amends is to understand that the Black experience is an American experience.

Sustainable Maryland in the News

This week on “Live Green,” Meteorologist Sloane Haines spoke with members of Salisbury’s Green Team and how the Sustainable Maryland  pro

Op-Ed: Is coronavirus hiding in your sewage system?

In a recent Baltimore Sun Op-Ed, Dr.

EFC Releases New Online Course on Pet Waste Management

EFC and the MOST Center are pleased to announce a new online course: