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Nassim Ebrahimi '00 front profile photo

Careers for the 'whole self' with Nassim Ebrahimi

Photo collage of Sam Jane '26, Olabasi Omoniyi-Alake ’24, Vainavi Gambhir ‘25, Nelson Chen ‘24 and Ella Williams '26 - Alumni Association Scholarship Recipients

Terp Writers Corner

Terp Writer’s Corner: Toni Andrews ‘82

Toni Andrews ‘82, author of “The Road To Second Chance" explores themes of forgiveness, patriotism, and much more. Read on to learn more about about her, her inspiration and her novel!

Jeff Rivest '75 at an Alumni Association event

Alumni Spotlight

Former Board of Governor's President Jeff Rivest ’75 Reflects on a Year of Growth

Read on to learn how far the Alumni Association has come, from the thoughts of former Alumni Association Board of Governors President Jeffrey Rivest '75.

5 student scholarship recipients!

Meet Five Alumni Association Scholarship Student Recipients!

We asked some of our current student awardees about their favorite UMD moments, favorite UMD facts, favorite alums and their own fearless ideas.

The Testudo statue at the Riggs Alumni Center on Apr. 11, 2024.

Photo by Dylan Singleton/University of Maryland

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2023 Alumni Survey Results

We asked, and you answered. More than 9,600 Terps participated in this year's annual survey.

Charles Steinberg '80, president of the Worcester Red Sox, with his new bride, Kara Lynch.

Alumni Spotlight

Steinberg hit it out of the park, thanks to UMD's Honors program

Check out Dr. Steinberg's journey from UMD graduate to President of the Pawtucket Red Sox.. and beyond!

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Alumni Spotlight, Terp Business Spotlight

Meet Mahjong

Driven by her love for the complex game, a passion passed down by her mother, Cara has spent nearly 20 years trying to make mahjong easier for her others to understand. This year, she’s done it.

AJ Cade '17 and his new book 'Your New Journey'

Terp Writers Corner

Terp Writer's Corner - AJ Cade '17 and 'Your New Journey'

Read on to learn about AJ Cade '17, his mission to show his son what is truly possible, and more!

Mike Goldfarb, left, who suffers from polycystic kidney disease PKD, is in need of a kidney. In 2012, fraternity brother Gene Fatula, right, donated one of his.

Alumni Spotlight

Terp Alum’s Kidney Gift Sparks Decade-long Friendship and New Search for Donor

Gene Fatula ’88 (right) described his father, Edward, as a noncompliant diabetic. In 1998, at the age of 61, he suffered a heart attack at his son’s Philadelphia-area home and did not survive. But because he was an organ donor, 17 others did.

(Left to right) Mark Groff, Julie Groff '83, Stephanie Groff '13, Barrett Claunch (Stephanie's husband), Hayley Groff '16, Steve Bernard (Hayley's partner) and family friend Geneva Chang (front) at a 2021 MoCo Terps crab feast

Alumni Spotlight

For One Maryland Family, Terp Basketball Connects Generations

Some people have a dream college from the time they’re in middle school. For Stephanie Groff ’13, that moment came a little earlier: in utero.