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University of Maryland commits $40 million to improving faculty diversity over next 10 years (The Baltimore Sun)
The University of Maryland, College Park is committing $40 million over the next 10 years to improve the diversity of its faculty, supporting President Pines’ pledge to combat racism and improve campus culture for people of color. Read the original ...
U-Md. president aims to hire more faculty of color, cut carbon emissions and bolster research (The Washington Post)
Darryll J. Pines uses his inauguration to outline plans for Maryland’s flagship university. He announced that the University of Maryland in College Park will hire more faculty of color, slash its carbon emissions and bolster investments in ...
In his inaugural address, President Darryll Pines shares his vision for UMD (The Diamondback)
President Pines shares his vision and the university’s next plans — five new actions on topics such as diversity and inclusion, the environment and the arts. Read the original article in The Diamondback
RBC's Brian Kroneberger, University of MD President Darryll Pines, Former MD Governor Bob Ehrlich Jr., And Senior Fellow At The Heritage Foundation Mike Gonzales (WBAL)
President Pines discusses his vision for the university post COVID-19 and expresses his gratefulness for the university's connection to the Mitchell family. Listen to the WBAL segment
More Than a Name (Inside Higher Ed)
University of Maryland administrators acknowledge history and promoting inclusivity by naming new buildings for barrier-breaking alumni of color. Read the original article on Inside Higher Ed
University of Maryland Administrators Partner With Black Student Leaders on Campus Climate (Diverse Issues in Higher Education)
President Pines announces the assembly of a new a group of Black student leaders, representing about 30 student organizations, to help advise university leaders on how to set an “anti-racist agenda." Read the original article in Diverse Issues in ...
University of Maryland president greets voters at College Park campus' first early polling site (The Baltimore Sun)
President Pines volunteers at the new early voting center set up at the XFINITY Center on campus. Read the original article in The Baltimore Sun
So much for honor': Despite COVID cases, college students partied Labor Day weekend away (USA Today)
President Pines spends time in the City of College park to encourage students to adhere to health and safety measures. Read the original article in USA Today
African American Male Presidents at PWIs Start Tenures Amid Black Lives Matter Flashpoint (Diverse Issues in Higher Education)
Drs. Darryll J. Pines, Jonathan Holloway and Gregory Washington, three Black leaders in higher education, discuss the challenges they face at predominantly White institutions during a time of two crises: the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and protests over ...
Education In A Pandemic: What The Future Holds For Large (The Kojo Nnamdi Show)
Kojo Nnamdi sits down with President Pines to talk about the pressure of leading the university through two, pandemics, his vision for this academic year and the future of the university. Find the interview on thekojonnamdishow.org
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