The Adele H. Stamp Student Union’s mission is to create and sustain a student-centered environment that promotes academic success and personal development, and serve as a safe and inviting campus center with a strong commitment to multiculturalism, excellence and a positive work environment.
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Baha'i Chair Annual Lecture 2026: AI Governance for the Common Good
Drawing from the venerable history of Internet governance and global cyber policy, this lecture explains the novel governance flashpoints of the Artificial Society and explores a future of AI governance for the common good.
Want to relax, de-stress, and paint with your friends? Studio A Paint Nights are an unguided opportunity to paint in our studio while listening to music! This event will be first-come, first-served.
Counted Cross Stitch: Maryland Home
Join Studio A to learn the basics of counted cross stitch, and come home with your own Maryland Crest Cross Stitch Wall hanger! This event is limited to 30 participants
Counted Cross Stitch: Maryland Home Heart
Join Studio A to learn the basics of counted cross stitch, and come home with your own Maryland Home Heart Wall hanger! This event is limited to 30 participants
Join Nyumburu for an open mic night to remember!
UMD Pride Felt Pennant Keychains
Join Studio A on the mall during Terp Carnival to make your own mini pennant keychain to showcase your Terp Pride!
Stamped Tea Towels and Bandanas
Come make your own custom stamp design and use fabric paint to stamp your pattern onto a T-shirt or Tea Towel to take home with you!
250 Years of Freedom and Unfreedom: Truth, Liberty, and Justice for All
Join The 1856 Project at the University of Maryland for the 2026 Universities Studying Slavery conference to explore the relationship between the notions of freedom and unfreedom.
Working in the Arts: Grant Writing – Panel Discussion
The Stamp Gallery and Studio A present: Grant Writing Panel
Working in the Arts: Grant Writing – Panel Discussion
"Please join us for an exciting panel discussion about funding creative projects through grants (with examples of options both on and off-campus), led by Tara Youngborg. We will be joined by Dr. Jordana Saggese (Driskell Center), Emily Sollenberger D
TerrapinSTRONG Symposium: Sustaining People, Shaping Change
The TerrapinSTRONG Symposium is a unique annual opportunity for faculty and staff to gather and share scholarship, skills, and expertise for creating a more inclusive university community.
Is capitalism superior to socialism as an economic system that promotes individual freedom and prosperity? A Debate.