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Over the past year, faculty, staff and students from the University of Maryland College of Education have engaged in advocacy and legislative work at...

The University of Maryland College of Education recognized Olivia Avelar Nunez ’27 and Misty Kaletnyk ’27 as the 2026 recipients of the Elaine Johnson...

They’ll lead the way at the University of Maryland’s main Commencement ceremony next week: 86 graduating students, including six EdTerps, who have...

The National Academy of Education (NAEd) announced today that it has named Jimena Cosso, assistant professor in the University of Maryland College of...

When Sergio Cabrera ’14, M.Ed. ’17 walked into an assembly at Mill Creek Towne Elementary School in Rockville on Tuesday, the P.E. teacher thought he...

Fifteen new courses that will prepare University of Maryland students to lead in a society increasingly shaped by artificial intelligence (AI) were...

The Maryland Democracy Initiative and the University of Maryland College of Education co-sponsored the event “Who Has the Power? The Constitution and...

In 2023, the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to restrict race-conscious college admissions policies in two landmark cases— Students for Fair Admissions...

TerpsEXCEED (Terps EXperiencing College for Education and Employment Discovery), an inclusive post-secondary education program led by the College of...

When Taylor Chanel “Koi” Bagnerise was jailed in 2016, her daughter was a toddler. In the years that followed in prison, she agonized over the...