A Century-Plus of Celebrating Gold Medal-Worthy Terps
In 1911, it was a solid gold medal. Now, it’s a $1,000 prize.
Alumni Spotlight
News & Stories: Alumni Spotlight
Terp Writer’s Corner: Pallavi Guha Ph.D. ’18
Pallavi Guha Ph.D. ’18 is an assistant professor of journalism at Towson University in Towson, Maryland.
10 for TEN: Devin Regan '09
Devin Regan ’09 founded Rayward Apparel with a mission that goes beyond clothing production.
How A Spirited Terp Found Her Many Communities at UMD
When Alex Wood ’21 was applying to colleges as a high school senior, her parents insisted on a simple rule: apply to at least one in-state school.
Keeping up with your Connections, with Patrick Edwards ‘20
This class of 2020 graduate was a founding member of a program aimed to connect current students with alumni. Now, his role is reversed after graduating from the University of...
Hard Work Pays Off, with Paige Harootunian ‘20
This class of 2020 alumna remained focused on her work over quarantine. She used her free time to enhance her public relations skills, and she now helps nonprofits full-time.
Blog Posts from the Class of 2020
As we wrap up our Class of 2020 series, check out these blog posts featuring fellow alums from your cohort! Read about Terps reminiscing about their undergraduate days to...
Emphasizing Mental Health, with Adam Ehrenberg ‘20
This class of 2020 alumnus chose to pursue his master’s degree in College Park after attending Harvard for undergrad studies.
Finding Hope: Two Terps Launch Foundation to Help Fight Son’s Rare Disease
The warning signs started three months after Hannah (Lowe) Corman ’05 and her husband, Mark Corman MBA ’04, welcomed their second son into the world.
Loving the Language of Numbers
With three degrees in mathematics, there’s no question Calandra Tate Moore M.S. ’03, Ph.D. ’07 excels in numbers.
Never Giving Up, with Adith Thummalapalli ‘20
This class of 2020 alumnus does not see his disability as an obstacle. He spent his time at UMD advocating for others like him.
When Terrapins Connect: Anna Portela ‘14
Anna Portela ‘14 never makes a career decision without doing her homework.