UMD to Participate in U.S. Department of Energy Solar Decathlon 2017

Terps return to the competition arena to defend two-time winning streak.

UMD Announces New Dual Master’s Degree in Applied Anthropology and Historic Preservation

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New degree is the first of its kind in the U.S.

UMD “PALS” Program to Partner with Anne Arundel County, City of Annapolis

New partnership puts university assets to work for a more sustainable Maryland

New Ridership Model Poised to Assist WMATA in Planning for a Changing Washington-Area

An update to this story appears at the bottom of this article.

What’s that sound? Decade-old music course keeps MAPP humming

Anyone visiting the MAPP offices on a Monday or Wednesday morning may be confused when they discover Led Zepelin’s “Cashmere” radiating through the

ARCH Alum Albert Rubeling Named 2016 Kea Distinguished Professor

The University of Maryland’s School of Architecture Planning and Preservation has named Albert Rubeling, FAIA, a 2016 Kea Distinguished Professor.

Life, Animated: Integrated Studio Replicates Design-in-Practice for a Real Client

Plaza Rendering from ARCH 600, by graduate students Erin Barkman and Emily Latham , Students discuss their designs with professionals in engineering, landscape, lighting, envelope and more at an all-day round robin charette , A round robin charette was held for students at D.C.'s Gensler office midway through the semester to help them refine their designs , DSC , Students present three project ideas to the client mid-way through the semester , Faculty encouraged students to create a space with "holistic place-making," in line with the client's desire for community connection

When executives from Pigmental Studio, a fledgling animation company out of Los Angeles, set their sights on Washington, D.C.

UMD Announces New Dual Master’s Degree in Real Estate Development and Business Administration

The University of Maryland College Park has approved the establishment of a Dual Degree Program for the Master of Real Estate Development and the M

Studio Re-Envisions Historic Maryland Camp for the Next Generation of Girl Scouts

On a warm evening in September, a dozen campers sat around a blazing fire at Camp Woodlands, a Girl Scouts of America campsite on Maryland’s Easter

PHOTO GALLERY: HISP Alum Works to Preserve Cultural Heritage in West Africa

Gilbert Mbeng in the traditional Kom clothing. , Gilbert conducting field work at a second generation Mbainwol house in 2010. , A traditional Mbainwol house in Kom. , 2nd Geration Kom housing , Lady Mbainwol , The Fon (King) of Kom.

This month, HISP Alum Gilbert Mbeng (MHP 2010) returned to his homeland of Cameroon to continue an on-going research and preservation project on th

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