Junior astronomy and anthropology dual-degree student Oliver O’Brien was on an undergraduate team that analyzed two eclipsing asteroids in Jupiter’s Trojan asteroid belt, celestial ‘fossils’ that may contain the history of our solar system’s birth.

Senior computer science major Nandini Shah co-leads several campus clubs, including the Association for Women in Computing and the Korean pop dance group Ganji.

The five-year fellowships provide three years of financial support, including an annual stipend of $37,000.

Get the buzz about collecting honey, making candles, and counting queens on campus with UMD's Beekeeping Club. 

A cutting-edge virtual reality camera system is opening new educational possibilities for medical training.

Addai sought University Career Center support for internship applications and interviews and landed an M&T Tech internship. 

The asteroid 2024 YR4 made headlines in February after NASA’s analysis showed a chance of impact with Earth in 2032, but was later ruled out through further observations.

A new student-led astrophotography course at UMD focuses on art to accompany the science of astronomy.

The computer science graduate program ranks No. 9 among the country’s public institutions and 16th overall, climbing a notch from last year.

Lyle Isaacs, a professor of chemistry and biochemistry at UMD, and co-founder, consultant, and chief scientific advisor for Reversal Therapeutics, invented the company’s technology, called sulfated pillararenes.