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Two Gifts Kick Off Fundraising for New School-Specific Career Center
Students in the School of Public Health cross the commencement stage equipped with cutting edge skills and a passion for helping people. But like so many young people right now, what they don't always cross with is a job, especially one that matches their ambitions.View Article Details for Two Gifts Kick Off Fundraising for New School-Specific Career Center -
A Dedicated Terp Gives Triple Gift
If anyone could be considered a lifelong Terp, it would be Deb Rudy — thanks to her father Arthur Rudy ’40 and growing up in College Park. She officially became a Terp in 1969 and graduated with a degree in government and politics in 1973.View Article Details for A Dedicated Terp Gives Triple Gift -
Study: Wildfire Smoke Poses growing risk to babies before birth
As this year’s wildfires set new records for acres burned, destroying homes and businesses and ravaging communities, a new University of Maryland study finds their smoke may also be harming unborn babies more than ever before.View Article Details for Study: Wildfire Smoke Poses growing risk to babies before birth -
SPH welcomes new associate dean for research
Starting this month, SPH Professor Amelia Arria is expanding her role within the UMD School of Public Health as the new associate dean for research.View Article Details for SPH welcomes new associate dean for research -
Several SPH faculty earn tenure, promotions
Eight faculty will begin the 2026-2027 academic year with a new recognition of their expertise in research and education. The positions go into effect in July and August.View Article Details for Several SPH faculty earn tenure, promotions -
Data analysis shows no increase in mental health prescriptions after abortion
As more women globally turn to medications to have abortions, a UMD-led study out today in JAMA Psychiatry found no evidence that a first medication or procedural abortion caused an increase in mental health medication use.View Article Details for Data analysis shows no increase in mental health prescriptions after abortion