Funds support research focused on accessibility, social justice, sustainability and learning.

Almost 1,900 students from our college were set to graduate in May 2025.

The graduating seniors demonstrated the highest levels of scholarship, service to the campus community, extracurricular involvement and personal growth. 

UMD’s Maryland Science Olympiad student volunteers created a space for aspiring young scientists to test their STEM skills.

Tiwary and Herron’s invention “RNAnneal: Prediction of RNA Tertiary Structure and Thermodynamics With Generative AI” is a breakthrough in computational biology that could reshape how we design drugs targeting RNA—a fast-emerging frontier in medicine.

Thanks to the scholarship’s support, Jamil Yacoubou Adam found his community at UMD.