ATLAS is a focal point for the study of African languages, history, contemporary issues, and research at the University of Maryland
“America Will Be!,” open Feb. 9-May 8, presents artworks that critically engage the image and symbolism of the U.S. flag, inviting audiences to reflect on ongoing struggles over democracy, citizenship and belonging in the United States.
American Studies Professor Psyche Williams-Forson leads the center as it celebrates its 55th year.
Behavioral and social sciences college assistant dean Kim Nickerson, who led the tour, said the idea began as a presentation in 2015 before becoming a walking tour two years later.
Join us as we celebrate Black History Month 2026! The UMD community has curated an engaging and exciting array of programs and events for Black History Month - BHM 2026! Visit this page regularly to stay updated on newly promoted programs.
In a new TED Talk, "Why Can't We Better Prepare for Extreme Weather?", Assistant Professor Catherine Nakalembe examines why millions of people continue to face hunger despite advances in satellite technology that can detect droughts and crop failures months in advance.
Among the Frederick Douglass works in Special Collections and University Archives at UMD Libraries are an early edition of “Life and Times of Frederick Douglass," left, and a handwritten poem and signature in a Marylander's memory book, right.
