2026 represents a century of Black commemoration. This year, we reflect on the ways Black people have memorialized collective histories—through scholarship & storytelling, through the arts & activism, through ritual, healing & community-building.
Visit the David C. Driskell Center's Spring 2026 Exhibition!
Maryland Minds: Shaping the Future of AI
An evening of fast-paced, TED-talk style presentations that spotlight the groundbreaking AI research happening right on Maryland’s campus to tackle real-world problems.
Maryland Metropolitan Education Expo
The Maryland Metropolitan Education Expo (MMEE) connects students with school districts and education-related employers hiring for full-time and part-time jobs and internships.
Jonathan Wilkenfeld Distinguished Lecture Series
The Center for International Development and Conflict Management (CIDCM) honors the legacy of Jonathan Wilkenfeld through its annual Wilkenfeld Distinguished Lecture Series. Join this year’s lecture featuring Professor Erik Gartzke (UC San Diego) as he explores how deterrence and bargaining theories shape our understanding of war, violence, and conflict.
xFoundry Mental Health Xperience MiXer
Xperience Competition MiXer
All Those Mornings at the Post: Reflections on The Washington Post sports section
Join us for a discussion on the legacy of the Washington Post sports section — and the recent decision to shutter it.
Supercharge Your Startup: How the R&D Tax Credit Can Fund Your Innovation (Even If You're Not Profitable)
Accreditation Review Public Meeting - Department of Hearing and Speech Sciences
Mandatory public meeting for accreditation review
Guest Artist Series- Thomas Hecht, piano
Hecht joins us for a special performance as part of our Guest Artist Series.
The University of Maryland's annual Architecture, Planning, Preservation, and Real Estate Development Career & Internship Fair connects undergraduate and graduate students with local, regional, and national employers!
AIM Virtual Lecture Series, Trust, Information, and AI in Times of Crisis
Please join us for the first event of the Spring 2026 semester in the AIM Virtual Lecture Series, Trust, Information, and AI in Times of Crisis, on Friday, February 20, from 1:30–2:30 p.m.