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Education with Impact

Across Van Munching Hall, students are exposed to unique educational experiences that bring them

Silver Jubilee Grand Gala Shines Light on Smith’s Transformative Gift

More than 300 alumni and friends gathered for the

Alumni, Employers and Industry Leaders Gather for Third Annual Advisory Council Day

The third annual Smith Advisory Council Day welcomed 150 alumni, employers and industry leaders t

UMD Honors Smith Scholars, Their Faculty Mentors

Senior undergraduates Siri Rao, Alexis Reyes and Gregory Rosario represent the Robert H.

UMD Ranked a Top 5 School for Entrepreneurship

The University of Maryland climbed into the nation’s top five colleges for cultivating

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Smith Partners with State, U.S. Small Business Administration to Honor Military Veteran Small Businesses

The University of Maryland’s Robert H.

Smith School Hosts Fifth-Annual Steamboat Institute Campus Liberty Tour Debate

Addressing grand challenges requires expanding viewpoints, seeking out new perspectives and engaging in rigorous dialogue. To do that, the University of Maryland’s Robert H. Smith School of Business once again welcomed the Steamboat Institute’s Campus Liberty Tour to campus.

Alumnus Makes $5M Gift to Smith School

The High Five: September 2023

It’s a busy start to the fall semester here at the University of Maryland, as we celebrate the 25

Smith Launches Advisory Boards in China and India

The Smith School is calling on corporate partners and its impressive international alumni to stre

MSIS Industry Seminar Course Hosts Former Office of the Secretary of the Army CIO

On Oct. 13, the MSIS Industry Seminar course hosted Raj G. Iyer, former Chief Information Officer (CIO) for Information Technology Reform in the Office of the Secretary of the Army, who spoke to over 130 graduate students in the Master of Science in Information Systems (MSIS) program.

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All in the Family

Earning a Smith degree spans generations in individual families. Alumni share stories with younger family members about their experiences at the school and subsequently, those relatives often end up attending Smith themselves.
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