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Hello, and welcome to the University of Maryland! During your campus tour, we will show you why Maryland is consistently rated as one of the top and most affordable public research institutions in the country. Located in the town of College Park, Maryland, the University of Maryland is just a ten-minute drive to downtown Washington, D.C., offering a college environment with the resources and opportunities of one of the world's most powerful cities. We take great pride in being the state of Maryland's flagship institution, and you can see our spirit demonstrated in classrooms, student organizations, and even our athletic uniforms.
But before we begin, let me explain a few of the ways you can use the virtual tour to explore our world of fearless ideas. To start walking along the tour route, click the forward-facing arrow. If you'd like to move to the next stop, click the next stop button below. If you'd like to jump to a particular location, you can use the drop down menu or click directly on the map. To explore a location in more detail, you can use the icons for 360s, photos and videos. Let's get started on the tour!
Edward St. John Learning and Teaching Center
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Situated at the heart of campus, The Edward St. John Learning and Teaching Center is home to twelve active learning classrooms, nine state-of-the art Chemistry Labs, and includes both formal and informal student study spaces throughout. The building's Teaching and Learning Transformation Center and Academic Technology and Innovation teams will bring powerful new practices and technologies to classrooms across campus, while its Academy for Innovation and Entrepreneurship offers students dynamic new places to brainstorm fearless ideas and launch their own enterprises.
International Student and Scholar Services
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International Student and Scholar Services welcomes all new international students to the University of Maryland College Park. ISSS recognizes the contributions made by international students that enrich our classrooms, campus and community. The office assists international students with transitioning to the United States and coordinates international programs that serve students, faculty, and visitors. Some services include advising and assisting with immigration requirements, programming on educational, cultural and social issues, international student orientation and a weekly international student coffee hour.
Hornbake Plaza
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We're now at a busy cross-section of campus known as Hornbake Plaza. Here, students make their way to classes, meet with friends, and do work. On the south side of the Plaza stands Hornbake Library, one of Maryland's eight libraries. Inside, be sure to visit the Maryland Room, where you can study all aspects of the university's past and present.
Surrounding the Plaza you'll find academic buildings for the College of Computer, Mathematical, & Natural Sciences and the College of Agriculture & Natural Resources. To the east, the Bioscience Research Building is a laboratory and teaching facility that features 35 labs, a 500 seat lecture hall, and meeting rooms.
Frederick Douglass Square
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The University of Maryland dedicated a memorial on campus to honor abolitionist Frederick Douglass, a son of Maryland who has come to represent America's quest for freedom, liberty and the rights of all people in a democracy. The square is a commemorative public space centered on Hornbake Plaza, a prominent campus location and hub of student activity. The square features stone pavers and a vertical corten wall, both engraved to highlight Douglass' words. The wall is built in planters filled with native Irish and Maryland plants to represent Douglass' roots in Maryland and his Irish supporters abroad. In the center, a seven and a half-foot-tall bronze statue portrays an urgent and youthful Douglass, created by renowned sculptor Andrew Edwards, memorializing Douglass as an enduring role model for social justice.
McKeldin Mall trail
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McKeldin Mall is considered one of the most beautiful college quads in the country. Classrooms and research facilities line the perimeter with a sundial and 250-foot fountain as centerpieces, the Mall is one of the busiest and most beautiful spots on campus. Tydings Hall, located on the McKeldin, is home to the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences. The Mall is the perfect spot to meet with friends, toss a Frisbee, or just read a book.
Above the Mall sits McKeldin Library. With over four million publications, chances are that if you need something, McKeldin has it. Inside you'll find workgroup spaces, 3D printers, rentable technology, and the Footnotes Cafe where you can grab a snack on your way to class.
McKeldin Mall
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McKeldin Mall is considered one of the most beautiful college quads in the country. Classrooms and research facilities line the perimeter with a sundial and 250-foot fountain as centerpieces, the Mall is one of the busiest and most beautiful spots on campus. Tydings Hall, located on the McKeldin, is home to the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences. The Mall is the perfect spot to meet with friends, toss a Frisbee, or just read a book.
Above the Mall sits McKeldin Library. With over four million publications, chances are that if you need something, McKeldin has it. Inside you'll find workgroup spaces, 3D printers, rentable technology, and the Footnotes Cafe where you can grab a snack on your way to class.
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McKeldin Mall is considered one of the most beautiful college quads in the country. Classrooms and research facilities line the perimeter with a sundial and 250-foot fountain as centerpieces, the Mall is one of the busiest and most beautiful spots on campus. Tydings Hall, located on the McKeldin, is home to the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences. The Mall is the perfect spot to meet with friends, toss a Frisbee, or just read a book.
Above the Mall sits McKeldin Library. With over four million publications, chances are that if you need something, McKeldin has it. Inside you'll find workgroup spaces, 3D printers, rentable technology, and the Footnotes Cafe where you can grab a snack on your way to class.
Tour stop audio transcript
McKeldin Mall is considered one of the most beautiful college quads in the country. Classrooms and research facilities line the perimeter with a sundial and 250-foot fountain as centerpieces, the Mall is one of the busiest and most beautiful spots on campus. Tydings Hall, located on the McKeldin, is home to the College of Behavioral and Social Sciences. The Mall is the perfect spot to meet with friends, toss a Frisbee, or just read a book.
Above the Mall sits McKeldin Library. With over four million publications, chances are that if you need something, McKeldin has it. Inside you'll find workgroup spaces, 3D printers, rentable technology, and the Footnotes Cafe where you can grab a snack on your way to class.
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University of Maryland students, often referred to as Terps which is short for Terrapins, can live in the safety, security, and comfort of more than fifty residence halls in seven unique residential communities. Many Terps participate in living and learning programs, where faculty work with students to link the curricular and residential experiences.
Card access is required for entry into residence halls, Resident Assistants staff each hall, emergency phones are located throughout campus, and uniformed police officers and auxiliary staff patrol campus from dusk until dawn.
On North Hill, you'll find Somerset Hall, home of the CIVICUS living and learning community; Queen Anne's Hall, home of the Jiménez-Porter Writers' House; and Anne Arundel Hall, the administrative home of the Honors College.
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University of Maryland students, often referred to as Terps which is short for Terrapins, can live in the safety, security, and comfort of more than fifty residence halls in seven unique residential communities. Many Terps participate in living and learning programs, where faculty work with students to link the curricular and residential experiences.
Card access is required for entry into residence halls, Resident Assistants staff each hall, emergency phones are located throughout campus, and uniformed police officers and auxiliary staff patrol campus from dusk until dawn.
On North Hill, you'll find Somerset Hall, home of the CIVICUS living and learning community; Queen Anne's Hall, home of the Jiménez-Porter Writers' House; and Anne Arundel Hall, the administrative home of the Honors College.
North Hill Community
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University of Maryland students, often referred to as Terps which is short for Terrapins, can live in the safety, security, and comfort of more than fifty residence halls in seven unique residential communities. Many Terps participate in living and learning programs, where faculty work with students to link the curricular and residential experiences.
Card access is required for entry into residence halls, Resident Assistants staff each hall, emergency phones are located throughout campus, and uniformed police officers and auxiliary staff patrol campus from dusk until dawn.
On North Hill, you'll find Somerset Hall, home of the CIVICUS living and learning community; Queen Anne's Hall, home of the Jiménez-Porter Writers' House; and Anne Arundel Hall, the administrative home of the Honors College.
Stamp Student Union trail
Stamp Student Union trail
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The Stamp Student Union, or Stamp for short, is the center of campus life and is home to Maryland's more than 800 student organizations. Inside Stamp you'll also find an art gallery, a technology store, and of course the University Book Center where you can pick up some great Terrapin gear. Check out the convenience store or one of the Stamp's dozen restaurants. And be sure to grab an ice cream cone from the Maryland Dairy, sourced from university raised cows.
Outside, remember to get a picture at the Jim Henson Memorial, with one of Maryland's most famous alumni and his signature creation, Kermit the Frog.
Stamp Student Union
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The Stamp Student Union, or Stamp for short, is the center of campus life and is home to Maryland's more than 800 student organizations. Inside Stamp you'll also find an art gallery, a technology store, and of course the University Book Center where you can pick up some great Terrapin gear. Check out the convenience store or one of the Stamp's dozen restaurants. And be sure to grab an ice cream cone from the Maryland Dairy, sourced from university raised cows.
Outside, remember to get a picture at the Jim Henson Memorial, with one of Maryland's most famous alumni and his signature creation, Kermit the Frog.
University Health Center
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No matter how hard you try, chances are that there will be a day at Maryland when you feel a little under the weather. Thankfully, professional staff at the University Health Center can help. One of only 15% of accredited health centers on a college campus, the Health Center provides care to students in need including preventative exams, pharmaceutical services, immunizations, and mental health counseling.
The Health Center supports the experiential development and learning of student interns, peer educators and volunteers. Some students receive academic credit by completing internships or serving as a peer educators, while others complete a specified number of service hours in order to place into competitive programs after graduation.
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The Nyumburu Cultural Center serves as a major resource of cultural, historical, and social programming at the University of Maryland. Swahili for "freedom house," Nyumburu hosts a variety of socio-cultural, musical, educational and artistic programs on campus to support the university's mission of a diverse, equitable, and inclusive campus.
The Cultural Center is also home to numerous student organizations. These groups regularly host lectures, seminars, and workshops in the Nyumburu Amphitheater for both Maryland students and the community. Nyumburu has also become a popular spot for visitors to connect with our diverse student body, as both President Obama and Vice President Al Gore have delivered speeches here.
Nyumburu Cultural Center
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The Nyumburu Cultural Center serves as a major resource of cultural, historical, and social programming at the University of Maryland. Swahili for "freedom house," Nyumburu hosts a variety of socio-cultural, musical, educational and artistic programs on campus to support the university's mission of a diverse, equitable, and inclusive campus.
The Cultural Center is also home to numerous student organizations. These groups regularly host lectures, seminars, and workshops in the Nyumburu Amphitheater for both Maryland students and the community. Nyumburu has also become a popular spot for visitors to connect with our diverse student body, as both President Obama and Vice President Al Gore have delivered speeches here.
Kim Engineering Complex trail
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The Kim Engineering Building stands as the main building in Maryland's larger engineering complex. Designed as its own engineering laboratory, the Kim Building features exposed columns and color-coded pipes, bridges, and a glass-enclosed elevator shaft so students can experience firsthand the concepts they learn in the classroom.
Near the Kim Building you'll find the Glenn L. Martin Wind Tunnel, where students conduct experiments to support the design of aircraft, boats, and structures. And whether you want to study nanoscience, create biotechnology products, or explore the effects of weightlessness in the Neutral Buoyancy Research Facility--the only tank of its kind on a college campus--you can do it at Maryland.
Kim Engineering Building
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The Kim Engineering Building stands as the main building in Maryland's larger engineering complex. Designed as its own engineering laboratory, the Kim Building features exposed columns and color-coded pipes, bridges, and a glass-enclosed elevator shaft so students can experience firsthand the concepts they learn in the classroom.
Near the Kim Building you'll find the Glenn L. Martin Wind Tunnel, where students conduct experiments to support the design of aircraft, boats, and structures. And whether you want to study nanoscience, create biotechnology products, or explore the effects of weightlessness in the Neutral Buoyancy Research Facility--the only tank of its kind on a college campus--you can do it at Maryland.
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Innovative learning labs help students cultivate their ideas and creative spirit. The Startup Shell fosters collaborative innovation by providing student-run coworking space and an entrepreneurial incubator. Students apply for membership to receive access to meeting space, equipment, and resources. Demonstrating their skills, many Startup Shell members participate in hackathons and competitions to improve existing products and services with technology.
In the Maryland Technology Enterprise Institute, or MTech, students are learning to successfully launch companies and navigate the entire lifecycle of launching and maintaining technology-based ventures. In the Hinman CEOs living and learning program, the first of its kind in the nation, students live and work together to develop their entrepreneurial ideas and secure grants and awards.
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Innovative learning labs help students cultivate their ideas and creative spirit. The Startup Shell fosters collaborative innovation by providing student-run coworking space and an entrepreneurial incubator. Students apply for membership to receive access to meeting space, equipment, and resources. Demonstrating their skills, many Startup Shell members participate in hackathons and competitions to improve existing products and services with technology.
In the Maryland Technology Enterprise Institute, or MTech, students are learning to successfully launch companies and navigate the entire lifecycle of launching and maintaining technology-based ventures. In the Hinman CEOs living and learning program, the first of its kind in the nation, students live and work together to develop their entrepreneurial ideas and secure grants and awards.
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Innovative learning labs help students cultivate their ideas and creative spirit. The Startup Shell fosters collaborative innovation by providing student-run coworking space and an entrepreneurial incubator. Students apply for membership to receive access to meeting space, equipment, and resources. Demonstrating their skills, many Startup Shell members participate in hackathons and competitions to improve existing products and services with technology.
In the Maryland Technology Enterprise Institute, or MTech, students are learning to successfully launch companies and navigate the entire lifecycle of launching and maintaining technology-based ventures. In the Hinman CEOs living and learning program, the first of its kind in the nation, students live and work together to develop their entrepreneurial ideas and secure grants and awards.
Innovative Learning Labs
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Innovative learning labs help students cultivate their ideas and creative spirit. The Startup Shell fosters collaborative innovation by providing student-run coworking space and an entrepreneurial incubator. Students apply for membership to receive access to meeting space, equipment, and resources. Demonstrating their skills, many Startup Shell members participate in hackathons and competitions to improve existing products and services with technology.
In the Maryland Technology Enterprise Institute, or MTech, students are learning to successfully launch companies and navigate the entire lifecycle of launching and maintaining technology-based ventures. In the Hinman CEOs living and learning program, the first of its kind in the nation, students live and work together to develop their entrepreneurial ideas and secure grants and awards.
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A member of the Big Ten Conference, Maryland fields 20 varsity teams and is one of only three NCAA Division I institutions to have won national championships in football, men's basketball, and women's basketball.
Terp fans are known as some of the most creative and loyal in college athletics, and students create home field advantage during football and men's lacrosse games at Maryland Stadium and root on our championship men's and women's basketball teams at the Xfinity Center. With both venues a five minute walk from most residence halls, Maryland is recognized as a top 15 school where "Students Pack the Stadiums."
Xfinity Center
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A member of the Big Ten Conference, Maryland fields 20 varsity teams and is one of only three NCAA Division I institutions to have won national championships in football, men's basketball, and women's basketball.
Terp fans are known as some of the most creative and loyal in college athletics, and students create home field advantage during football and men's lacrosse games at Maryland Stadium and root on our championship men's and women's basketball teams at the Xfinity Center. With both venues a five minute walk from most residence halls, Maryland is recognized as a top 15 school where "Students Pack the Stadiums."
School of Public Health trail
School of Public Health Building
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The obesity epidemic, climate change, substance abuse, aging, and health disparities are just a few of the complex issues tackled in the School of Public Health. Students take advantage of Maryland's proximity to Washington, D.C., by completing internships at the Health Resources and Services Administration, the Environmental Protection Agency, and many of the other federal agencies in our backyard. Faculty in the School of Public Health are training the next generation of researchers through a commitment to mentoring and student-oriented education.
Nearby you'll also find the Cambridge Community Center, home to College Park Scholars.
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The Eppley Recreation Center, or Eppley for short, is one of eleven campus recreation facilities. Recognized as one of the best fitness centers in the country, Eppley has indoor and outdoor pools; an indoor track; a two-story weight room; a climbing wall; and courts for basketball, racquetball, and squash. There is something for everyone.
Many fitness classes are offered for free, and our nutrition and wellness clinic offers tips on healthy eating and managing stress. Terps can also stay active by participating in one of our 27 intramural sport options, playing 18 holes at the recently renovated University of Maryland golf course, or just going for a jog across campus.
Eppley Recreation Center
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The Eppley Recreation Center, or Eppley for short, is one of eleven campus recreation facilities. Recognized as one of the best fitness centers in the country, Eppley has indoor and outdoor pools; an indoor track; a two-story weight room; a climbing wall; and courts for basketball, racquetball, and squash. There is something for everyone.
Many fitness classes are offered for free, and our nutrition and wellness clinic offers tips on healthy eating and managing stress. Terps can also stay active by participating in one of our 27 intramural sport options, playing 18 holes at the recently renovated University of Maryland golf course, or just going for a jog across campus.
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At Maryland there may be no better place to grab a meal than at 251 North. With more than 20 dining options across campus that serve regional and international cuisine, vegetarian and vegan meals, and our famous Maryland Dairy ice cream, Maryland uses fresh ingredients to offer a variety of delicious and healthy selections.
At the sustainable Terp Farm, located just 15 minutes from campus, students cultivate four-season vegetables that are used in dining halls and on the Green Tidings food truck, as well as provide produce to community members. You can also visit the weekly on-campus farmers market to grab some produce on your way to class!
251 North Dining
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At Maryland there may be no better place to grab a meal than at 251 North. With more than 20 dining options across campus that serve regional and international cuisine, vegetarian and vegan meals, and our famous Maryland Dairy ice cream, Maryland uses fresh ingredients to offer a variety of delicious and healthy selections.
At the sustainable Terp Farm, located just 15 minutes from campus, students cultivate four-season vegetables that are used in dining halls and on the Green Tidings food truck, as well as provide produce to community members. You can also visit the weekly on-campus farmers market to grab some produce on your way to class!
The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center
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The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center, also known as The Clarice, is the largest collegiate performing arts center on the east coast of the United States. It holds six performance venues including an outdoor amphitheater, recording studio, workshops, lighting lab, 30 classrooms, and 50 rehearsal rooms.
The Clarice hosts more than 1,000 events each year, ranging from student-run productions to professional dance, music, and theatre performances, most of which are free to students. Professional actors, musicians, dancers, singers, and scholars work alongside Maryland students to connect the classroom to the stage.
Riggs Alumni Center
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The Riggs Alumni Center is a monument to the achievements of Maryland's graduates and a gathering place for friends of the university. With entrepreneurs, scientists, entertainers, political leaders, and Nobel Prize winners and Laureates among our alumni, Terps create a strong network that can support you when looking for internships, job opportunities, and mentors.
Outside of Riggs, you'll find one of six campus statues for our mascot, Testudo the Diamondback Terrapin. The Diamondback Terrapin is the only turtle native to the state of Maryland, and the university adopted Testudo as its official symbol, in part, because Terrapins only move forward, just like our students.
Knight Hall trail
Knight Hall
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Knight Hall is home to Maryland's Philip Merrill College of Journalism and is the university's first LEED certified building. With Pulitzer Prize, Peabody Award, and Emmy winners among their faculty, journalism students stay current with the rapidly changing world of global storytelling. Many graduate having completed several internships.
Be sure to check out Knight Hall's "News Bubble." Open 24 hours a day, the Bubble has all the equipment and software students need to work on multi-platform and broadcast projects. Knight Hall also features two of the university's three broadcast studios and a large atrium, which is a popular place for students to hang out between classes.
Tawes Plaza
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Standing in the beautiful Tawes Plaza, we are surrounded by academic and residential buildings. The Art-Sociology Building regularly hosts free exhibits and maintains a 100,000 volume art library. The College of Education, housed in the Benjamin Building, is consistently ranked as one of the top colleges of education in the country.
Tawes Plaza is just one of Maryland's vast networks of open and green spaces. Walking to class, catching up on homework, and dealing with the busy schedule of a college student can get pretty stressful. It's a good idea to take a break every once in a while, and Tawes Plaza is the perfect spot to recharge your batteries.
Architecture Building
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"Collaborative Education for a Sustainable Future" is the motto of Maryland's School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation, and it reflects an aspiration held by the entire campus community. Across the School's programs, students work to understand how to develop a quality built environment that promotes social justice, cultural value, resource conservation, and economic opportunity.
Taking advantage of the university's prime location between Baltimore, Washington, D.C., and the Northeast Corridor, students are able to employ unparalleled resources to work with faculty on projects that illuminate both the historical and contemporary issues of design in an urban environment.
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South Campus Commons is a public-private undergraduate community of seven apartment buildings that is home to both the Hinman CEOs and Beyond the Classroom living and learning programs. Also on south campus sits Prince Frederick Hall, a residential community that is home to the Advanced Cybersecurity Experience for Students and Design Cultures + Creativity living and learning programs.
The Robert H. Smith School of Business is located in Van Munching Hall, one of Maryland's largest academic facilities. Whether working toward social change during The Social Enterprise Symposium or competing for entrepreneurial funding in Cupid's Cup, Smith students get hands on experience to become smart and savvy business leaders.
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South Campus Commons is a public-private undergraduate community of seven apartment buildings that is home to both the Hinman CEOs and Beyond the Classroom living and learning programs. Also on south campus sits Prince Frederick Hall, a residential community that is home to the Advanced Cybersecurity Experience for Students and Design Cultures + Creativity living and learning programs.
The Robert H. Smith School of Business is located in Van Munching Hall, one of Maryland's largest academic facilities. Whether working toward social change during The Social Enterprise Symposium or competing for entrepreneurial funding in Cupid's Cup, Smith students get hands on experience to become smart and savvy business leaders.
South Campus Commons
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South Campus Commons is a public-private undergraduate community of seven apartment buildings that is home to both the Hinman CEOs and Beyond the Classroom living and learning programs. Also on south campus sits Prince Frederick Hall, a residential community that is home to the Advanced Cybersecurity Experience for Students and Design Cultures + Creativity living and learning programs.
The Robert H. Smith School of Business is located in Van Munching Hall, one of Maryland's largest academic facilities. Whether working toward social change during The Social Enterprise Symposium or competing for entrepreneurial funding in Cupid's Cup, Smith students get hands on experience to become smart and savvy business leaders.
The Hotel trail
The Hotel
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The Hotel at the University of Maryland is located in College Park, directly across the street from the main entrance to the University campus. The Hotel offers visitors elegant accommodations, delicious restaurants, and top-notch service and amenities. Enjoy this four- star luxury hotel and conference center with amenities and features that include:
• 295 guest rooms with executive level and premium suites;
• Two full service restaurants, two specialty restaurants and a coffee shop;
• Indoor/outdoor pool, and fully equipped fitness center;
• A Rooftop banquet facility and veranda overlooking the UMD campus;
• 43,000 square ft. of flexible meeting space capable of hosting events for as many as 1,500 guests;
• Full lobby bar;
• 750 covered parking spaces
Memorial Chapel trail
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With its steeple marking the highest point on campus, the Memorial Chapel is one of Maryland's most recognizable buildings. Honoring members of the university community who lost their lives serving in combat, the Chapel's bells ring our Alma Mater every hour, inviting the campus and surrounding community to enjoy concerts, attend lectures, and join in worship. The Chapel supports the university's recognized spiritual programs, and surrounding gardens create a place to relax and reflect.
While many students look to the future as they receive their degree at the many commencements ceremonies held here, hundreds of alumni return to the Memorial Chapel to exchange wedding vows.
As we complete our tour, we hope you enjoyed exploring our vibrant and beautiful campus. We encourage you to learn more about the University of Maryland using the buttons above. When you're ready, we hope you'll join us for a campus visit and complete the online application. We look forward to seeing you again soon!
Memorial Chapel
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With its steeple marking the highest point on campus, the Memorial Chapel is one of Maryland's most recognizable buildings. Honoring members of the university community who lost their lives serving in combat, the Chapel's bells ring our Alma Mater every hour, inviting the campus and surrounding community to enjoy concerts, attend lectures, and join in worship. The Chapel supports the university's recognized spiritual programs, and surrounding gardens create a place to relax and reflect.
While many students look to the future as they receive their degree at the many commencements ceremonies held here, hundreds of alumni return to the Memorial Chapel to exchange wedding vows.
As we complete our tour, we hope you enjoyed exploring our vibrant and beautiful campus. We encourage you to learn more about the University of Maryland using the buttons above. When you're ready, we hope you'll join us for a campus visit and complete the online application. We look forward to seeing you again soon!
