The 250-mile, 12-day trek, taken in support of climate and weather science, included a stop in College Park for a discussion with Atmospheric and Oceanic Science Professor Ross Salawitch.

Despite rising emissions, improved farm management could reduce emissions by about 10% without compromising yields.

A new UMD-led study shows that meltwater flowing off ice shelves changes the ocean in ways that drive even faster melting—and most global climate projections don’t even include it.

The Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Science and the Biological Sciences Graduate Program received the awards.

It’s the first time this Indian Ocean climate pattern has been connected to the recent years’ unusually high temperatures.

This year's awardees were selected from a pool of hundreds of nominations from the Science Terp community.

Over 4,200 students from our college are set to graduate in May 2026.

Maryland Mesonet received the Public Safety Partner Award at the 51st Annual Montgomery County Public Safety Awards Ceremony. The Mesonet was honored for providing real-time, high-resolution environmental data critical for local emergency responders and public safety operations.

Fenley monitors weather conditions around campus and is pursuing a career engineering new meteorological sensors. 

Fry has won international weather forecasting competitions and is one of the country's most promising young meteorologists.