This exhibition explores the history of voting rights in America--beginning with pre-revolutionary documents and continuing through to the 2020 elections. Discover items from our collections that illustrate the struggle against forces that would see voting rights taken away from so many. Highlighted throughout is the work of grassroots organizers and organizations, who worked to expand the franchise and register voters.

Visit the Hornbake Library Gallery Monday through Friday between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.

Build solidarity and get involved in labor struggles going on at UMD. We'll have free food, music, and speakers. Campus workers, students, grad students, faculty, and community members are welcome!

The Hispanic Finance Association organization is aimed to mentor Hispanic business students who are interested in landing an internship or job in the Finance industry. If you are interested in a career in Investment Banking, Private Equity, Consulting, Wealth Management, or any other part of Finance, this organization can provide you with the resources to successfully navigate the recruitment process. Please attend this interesting meeting to learn more about joining the organization.

Attend this meeting to learn more about joining LTA.

A chance to discuss how gender, race, and mental health intersect in unique ways for athletes at all levels.

An annual event exploring intersections of feminism and magic.

Black Students in Public Policy (BSiPP), in collaboration with Women in Public Policy (WiPP), the School of Public Policy, and the University Career Center, will host a discussion about what it takes to conduct a campaign for public office. Our guests, representing various roles, will share how they turned their passion for essential issues into advocacy for others and how they navigated situations they have encountered as members of underrepresented communities.

Panelists include:

Join the University of Maryland's National Socio-Environmental Synthesis Center (SESYNC) for a free virtual seminar on October 5, 2021 at 1:00 p.m. ET with Dr. Melanie Malone of the University of Washington, Bothell. Dr. Malone will be giving a talk on "Urban Gardens and Environmental Injustices: Collaborating with Communities to Address Risks to Gardeners." Talk is open to the public. Registration is required.

Learn about available tools for improving accessibility in ELMS-Canvas course space and content!

While presenting disparate numbers in policy leadership roles at all levels of government, Black men have the least access to social capital resources to support job obtainment and career advancement.