Every year the University of Maryland community has a little extra fun in honor of two of its most creative alumni, Jim '60 & Jane '55 Henson. This year, the fun will last a little longer and will include a few surprises as September 24th would have been Jim's 90th birthday.
September 20th-26th: Create. Make. Play.
In commemoration of Jim's and Jane's collective creative contributions to society, there will be numerous activities and events hosted throughout the week on and off campus promoting the themes: CREATE. MAKE. PLAY.
We hope you can join the fun by discovering something new, sharing your creative vision, seeking out inspiration from untapped sources, and making a few new friends along the way.
To explore how you can actively participate, please contact innovate@umd.edu.
Join the Fun: Activities Schedule
There will be dozens of events, workshops, and programs taking place before, during, and after Henson Week.
Scroll below to preview the lineup of activities happening on campus, in the community, and online.
You can also click on the following to jump to these sections:
Henson Week App & More
More information on the Henson Week will be available in early September.
September 9th-15th: NextNow Fest 2026
Experience the Arts at UMD! Live music. Comedy. Art. Connection.
Experience it all at NextNOW Fest!
NextNOW Fest features performances, workshops and other types of events by genre-pushing, nationally renowned touring artists, as well as campus-based artists. You can expect an eclectic lineup of artists across music, theater, dance, visual art, comedy and more genres.
The Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center’s annual NextNOW Fest is a multi-day arts festival featuring performances and other experiences by intriguing, inventive artists from around the country and the University of Maryland campus. A forward-looking gathering place where art transforms our future and connects us all, NextNOW Fest is where creativity and community converge.
Register for free now to receive priority access to the full 2026 lineup and schedule. You’ll also receive daily reminders throughout the festival week that will make your experience easy and convenient. Festival events will take place Wed, Sep 9-Tue, Sep 15 with festival nights taking place at The Clarice on Thu, Sep 10 and Fri, Sep 11. The full festival lineup and schedule will be announced in Summer 2026.
Throughout Henson Week: Sunday, September 20th - Saturday, September 26th
Activity: Visit the Jim Henson and Kermit Statue outside of the Adele H. Stamp Student Union.
----
Activity: Visit the Adele H. Stamp Student Union
Audience: Open to the Public
Time: During operational hours
Location: Adele H. Stamp Student Union
Description: TBD
---
Activity: Visit the University Book Center
Audience: Open to the Public
Time: Book Center Hours
Location: Adele H. Stamp Student Union
Description: Check out all the University Book Center has to offer including its numerous Henson Week-related merchandise.
----
Activity: Visit the Maryland Dairy
Audience: Open to the Public
Time: Maryland Dairy Hours
Location: Adele H. Stamp Student Union
Description: Stop by to savor the special flavor commemorating Henson Week - Imagination Inspiration
Monday, September 21st
Activity: College of Agriculture & Natural Resources Asks "How Do You Henson?"
Audience: UMD Students, Faculty, and Staff
Time: Throughout the day and online
Location: Symons Hall
Description: Students, Faculty, and Staff are prompted to consider where might your imagination take you? Participants will be given the opportunity to dream up your own Henson-inspired creation and to create or describe their own character (i.e. personality traits, interests, inventions, or how they contribute to the community)
Also, there will be a Door Decorating Contest within Symons Hall encouraging teams within the building to show off their creative door decorating skills.
Lastly, anyone entering Symons Hall will have the opportunity to write their responses to these prompts: How do you inspire creativity? How do you make others smile? How do you bring people together? What Henson value speaks to you most? - and place their sticky notes on the AGNR Community Board.
----
Activity: Fireside Chat with Christiano Malik Terry, CEO of N LITE
Audience: UMD Students, Faculty, and Staff
Time: 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Location: Ulrich Recital Hall with Tawes
Description: Attendees will get to hear from Christiano, who is the Founder & CEO of N LITE, an anime studio & media company bridging Japanese anime with the magic of Hollywood. He is also the Co-creator, Producer, and Screenwriter of MFINDA: Manga, the first Black & Japanese-led anime feature film, and the first foreign original IP to be serialized by a major Japanese publisher.
Tuesday, September 22nd
Activity: Get Creative with Improv
Audience: UMD Students, Faculty, and Staff
Time: 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM
Location: Room 1130 within Edward St. John Learning & Teaching Center
Description: This workshop will be facilitated by Instructors from the Academy for Innovation & Entrepreneurship. Learn some basic practices and mindsets of improvisational theater to improve your creativity through a few fun and easy exercises. No prior improv experience necessary. To attend, please sign up online for IDEA459/659 The Innovation Studio: Experience Design in Performance Contexts.
----
Activity: "They Call this Editing. I Call it Cheating!" Script Drafts from the Greatest (and Cheapest) Muppet Movies (N)ever Made"
Audience: UMD Students, Faculty, and Staff
Time: 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
Location: Piano Room within the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center
Description: Paul Cote, Principal Lecturer for the English Department, will be discussing one of the most famous unproduced screenplays, "The Cheapest Muppet Movie Ever Made," as well as other Henson-related scripts.
----
Activity: College of Agriculture & Natural Resources Asks "How Do You Henson?"
Audience: UMD Students, Faculty, and Staff
Time: Throughout the day and online
Location: Symons Hall
Description: Students, Faculty, and Staff are prompted to consider where might your imagination take you? Participants will be given the opportunity to dream up your own Henson-inspired creation and to create or describe their own character (i.e. personality traits, interests, inventions, or how they contribute to the community)
Also, there will be a Door Decorating Contest within Symons Hall encouraging teams within the building to show off their creative door decorating skills.
Lastly, anyone entering Symons Hall will have the opportunity to write their responses to these prompts: How do you inspire creativity? How do you make others smile? How do you bring people together? What Henson value speaks to you most? - and place their sticky notes on the AGNR Community Board.
----
Activity: Maryland 2050: Design the Future You Want to Live In
Audience: UMD Students, Faculty, and Staff
Time: 3:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Location: LeFrak Hall Undergraduate Computer Lab & Undergraduate Lounge (Room 1150)
Description: Explore Maryland through a creative, hands-on mapping experience. Participants will imagine a future Maryland and use GIS to design and map a solution to a spatial challenge of their choice. Work individually or collaboratively to experiment with maps, data, and ideas, and turn your vision for Maryland into something you can see and share. No prior GIS experience is required and everyone is welcome!
Please Register by Monday, Sept. 14 so the team can plan accordingly for food and supplies. Registration is encouraged but not required—you are welcome to drop in even if you haven't registered.
Wednesdsay, September 23rd
Activity: Henson Week @ Hornbake
Audience: UMD Students, Faculty, and Staff
Time: 07:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Location: Hornbake Library
Description: Stop by Hornbake Library to attend a number of events taking place within the building. Details on specific events and activities are highlighted under the Keynote Program section.
----
Activity: Henson-inspired Button-Making
Audience: UMD Students, Faculty, and Staff
Time: 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Location: Tawes Plaza
Description: Got 10 minutes between classes? Join the Office of Sustainability on September 23rd from 11am-1pm at the UM Farmers Market, taking place at Tawes Plaza where you can craft your own Henson-inspired button! You can wear it for the day, pin it on your backpack, or even give it to a friend. What's your vision? Come show us!
----
Activity: TerpPALS: Advancing Neurodiversity
Audience: UMD Students, Faculty, and Staff
Time: 11:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Location: Outside LeFrak Hall and across from the South Campus Dining Hall
Description: Students are invited to create TerpPALS (Promote Allies and Leveraging Strengths) wee folk and also learn how they can help advance lifelong success and belonging for neurodivergent Terps within our campus community.
----
Activity: College of Agriculture & Natural Resources Asks "How Do You Henson?"
Audience: UMD Students, Faculty, and Staff
Time: Throughout the day and online
Location: Symons Hall
Description: Students, Faculty, and Staff are prompted to consider where might your imagination take you? Participants will be given the opportunity to dream up your own Henson-inspired creation and to create or describe their own character (i.e. personality traits, interests, inventions, or how they contribute to the community)
Also, there will be a Door Decorating Contest within Symons Hall encouraging teams within the building to show off their creative door decorating skills.
Lastly, anyone entering Symons Hall will have the opportunity to write their responses to these prompts: How do you inspire creativity? How do you make others smile? How do you bring people together? What Henson value speaks to you most? - and place their sticky notes on the AGNR Community Board.
Wednesdsay, September 23rd: Keynote Program - Henson Week @ Hornbake
Activity: M in Teamwork & Muppet Chaos Theory Board
Audience: UMD Students, Faculty, and Staff
Time: 07:00 AM - 10:00 PM
Location: INFO Commons (Hornbake Library Basement)
Description: Add your perspective to the White Board or take a few moments to explore how people around campus engage with one another in team settings or in larger organizations.
----
Activity: Experience AADHum and NarraSpaceXR
Audience: UMD Students, Faculty, and Staff
Time: 12:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Location: Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities (MITH) Suite, Room 0301 (Hornbake Library Basement)
Description: Engage with various creative computing and interactive technology stations:
Remix with LiteraryDJ
Play with Retro-Gaming
Make Augmented Reality Zines
Creative Computing (Co)Lab: DIY Lanterns
Experience Interactive Projections
----
Activity: It's Not Easy Being a National Treasure: The Henson Collection at the National Museum of American History
Keynote Speaker: Ryan Lintelman, Entertainment Curator for the National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution
Audience: UMD Students, Faculty, and Staff
Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Hornbake Library Lobby (1st Floor) in front of the Gallery and Maryland Room
Description: Find out why the Henson collection is among the favorites of visitors, researchers, and museum staff as well! Many visitors to the National Museum of American History walk past Abraham Lincoln's hat, the First Ladies' dresses, and the Star Spangled Banner to find the national treasures they're really looking for: Jim Henson's Muppets. The collection of over 40 historically significant Henson puppets and props date back to 1975, when Ernie and Bert puppets from Sesame Street were displayed in an exhibition titled We The People. Jim Henson himself visited the museum to donate a Kermit puppet in 1980 while in Washington DC for the World Puppetry Festival, and Jane Henson made a gift of the original Sam and Friends puppets including the original 1955 Kermit to the museum in 2010.
----
Activity: Kami's Impact: When Sesame Street took on HIV/AIDS
Audience: UMD Students, Faculty, and Staff
Time: 3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Location: Hornbake Library Lobby (1st Floor) in front of the Gallery and Maryland Room
Description: Dr. Borzekowski ("Dr. B.") will discuss the development and 24-year impact of Kami, South Africa's HIV-positive and orphaned Muppet. This fun lecture will include video clips and data.
Thursday, September 24th
Activity: Meet Yourself at the Museum
Audience: UMD Students, Faculty, and Staff
Time: 10:30 AM - 12:15 PM
Location: Room 1130 within Edward St. John Learning & Teaching Center
Description: This workshop will be facilitated by Instructors from the Academy for Innovation & Entrepreneurship. Reimagine how museums can meet people (yourself included) at the moments that matter most through hands-on exercises. Museum professional Isabella Bruno will be the guest facilitator. To attend, please sign up online for IDEA459/659 The Innovation Studio: Experience Design in Performance Contexts.
----
Activity: Minecraft Creative Build Competition
Audience: UMD Students
Time: 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location: Cambridge Community Center: Home of the New Esports Center
Description: Join Terps Esports for a Minecraft Creative Competition in our brand-new Esports facility! Build your best creation and compete for a prize, with entries judged by our creative student staff. Come create, compete, and get a look at our new space!
----
Activity: Henson Mania: A Night of Art, Innovation & Imagination
Audience: UMD Students; Registration is required
Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location: Riggs Alumni Center
Description: Henson Mania: A Night of Art, Innovation & Imagination is a dynamic celebration hosted by the Student Alumni Leadership Council (SALC) that brings Terps together through creativity and campus traditions. Featuring Henson-themed tie-dye shirts, a guided drawing experience with a Terp alum and a showcase of student-created work, come celebrate the lasting impact of Henson's work and connect with others!
Organizing Hosts and Activity Sponsors: Thank you to the following supporters and partners in making this event possible: Henson Week, Terps After Dark, Pepsi, Student Entertainment Events (SEE) and Immersive Media Design.
Thursday, September 24th: Signature Student Event - Henson Mania
Activity: Henson Mania: A Night of Art, Innovation & Imagination
Audience: UMD Students; Registration is required
Time: 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Location: Riggs Alumni Center
Description: Henson Mania: A Night of Art, Innovation & Imagination is a dynamic celebration hosted by the Student Alumni Leadership Council (SALC) that brings Terps together through creativity and campus traditions. Featuring Henson-themed tie-dye shirts, a guided drawing experience with a Terp alum and a showcase of student-created work, come celebrate the lasting impact of Henson's work and connect with others!
Organizing Hosts and Activity Sponsors: Thank you to the following supporters and partners in making this event possible: Henson Week, Terps After Dark, Pepsi, Student Entertainment Events (SEE) and Immersive Media Design.
Friday, September 25th
Activity: Erasable Inc. Improv Show
Audience: UMD Students, Faculty, and Staff
Time: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Location: Outside of McKeldin Library
Description: Spend an hour seeing students put on a short-form improv show.
----
Activity: Computing Catalyst Henson-Inspired Music With Micro:bits
Audience: UMD Students, Faculty, and Staff
Time: 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Location: Brendan Iribe Center for Computer Science and Engineering Lobby
Description: Celebrate Henson Week with the Computing Catalyst and bring a little Henson-inspired magic to life through code! Stop by the Iribe Center lobby for a hands-on introduction to micro:bits, where our undergraduate staff will help you code Henson-inspired creations—from playful music and animations to colorful shapes and characters. No coding experience needed, just bring your creativity and get ready to create, make, and play!
----
Activity: Sock Puppet Party
Audience: UMD Students, Faculty, Staff, and Families
Time: 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM
Location: Grand Ballroom (Room 1206) within the Adele H. Stamp Student Union
Description: In collaboration with the Office of Family Engagement, attendees will gather to attempt to break the Guinness World Records number of sock puppets worn in one venue. Join the fun, as members of the campus community will bring their wacky and zany sock puppets to the Grand Ballroom for this historic moment. And for those without a sock puppet, you will get the opportunity to adopt a sock puppet or make your own puppet (as long as supplies last) as we will offer a facilitator-led creativity and prototyping session.
Event Sponsor: Office of Family Engagement, Division of Student Affairs
Saturday, September 26th
Activity: Smith Alumni Tailgate
Audience: Smith School Alumni and Families
Time: Game Time TBD
Location: Ludwig Field
Description: Get ready for an epic pre-game setup featuring great food, cold drinks, music, yard games, and quality time with fellow Smith alumni before the Maryland Terrapins take on UCLA! Reconnect with old friends, make new connections, and bring the Terp pride. For more information and to attend this event, please go online to register by September 22nd.
Sunday, September 20th
Activity: Science of Flight Pop-Up Exhibit
Audience: Open to the Public
Time: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Location: College Park Aviation Museum
Description: Jim and Jane Henson created many iconic bird characters, but not many of them could actually fly. This pop-up exhibit celebrates curiosity and imagination while exploring the science of bird flight. Learn about the forces that keep birds aloft, the formations they use when flying together, and the mysteries of migration. This engaging experience invites visitors of all ages to wonder at the natural world and see science take flight.
---
Activity: Discover how light helps us unlock the mysteries of the universe!
Audience: Open to the Public
Time: After Story-Time Program from 12pm-2pm
Location: College Park Aviation Museum
Description: What’s so amazing that keeps us stargazing, and what do we think we might see? In this hands-on activity, participants will explore how light bends and separates into colors through refraction and learn how space telescopes like Webb are studying distant galaxies, stars, and exoplanets. After experimenting with color and the light spectrum, everyone can create their own rainbow window decal to take home.
Tueday, September 22nd
Activity: Science of Flight Pop-Up Exhibit
Audience: Open to the Public
Time: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Location: College Park Aviation Museum
Description: Jim and Jane Henson created many iconic bird characters, but not many of them could actually fly. This pop-up exhibit celebrates curiosity and imagination while exploring the science of bird flight. Learn about the forces that keep birds aloft, the formations they use when flying together, and the mysteries of migration. This engaging experience invites visitors of all ages to wonder at the natural world and see science take flight.
---
Wednesday, September 23rd
Activity: Science of Flight Pop-Up Exhibit
Audience: Open to the Public
Time: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Location: College Park Aviation Museum
Description: Jim and Jane Henson created many iconic bird characters, but not many of them could actually fly. This pop-up exhibit celebrates curiosity and imagination while exploring the science of bird flight. Learn about the forces that keep birds aloft, the formations they use when flying together, and the mysteries of migration. This engaging experience invites visitors of all ages to wonder at the natural world and see science take flight.
---
Activity: A Jazz Jam @ Busboys and Poets, Hyattsville
Audience: Open to the Public
Time: Begins at 7:30 PM
Location: 5331 Baltimore Ave, Hyattsville, MD 20781
Description: Clarice Presents' Jazz Jams, in partnership with Busboys and Poets, brings D.C.-based saxophonist Elijah Jamal Balbed to perform and lead a community-wide jam! Elijah's band will play a set starting at 7:30PM. This is an opportunity to hear live jazz music and jump in, play music, experiment, and have a shared experience through the arts.
After Balbed's band performs their set, you’ll have a chance to call a tune!
Bring your instrument. All levels welcome!
Thursday, September 24th
Activity: Science of Flight Pop-Up Exhibit
Audience: Open to the Public
Time: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Location: College Park Aviation Museum
Description: Jim and Jane Henson created many iconic bird characters, but not many of them could actually fly. This pop-up exhibit celebrates curiosity and imagination while exploring the science of bird flight. Learn about the forces that keep birds aloft, the formations they use when flying together, and the mysteries of migration. This engaging experience invites visitors of all ages to wonder at the natural world and see science take flight.
---
Startup UMD Workshop
More information will be shared about this Henson Week workshop soon.
Activities After Henson Week
A few events will take place after September 26th including the following:
October 3rd: College Park Day
College Park Day 2026 will be held on Saturday, October 3, 2026 from 12:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the College Park Aviation Museum and Airport (1985 Corporal Frank Scott Drive, College Park, MD 20740)!
This annual festival is the City of College Park's biggest event of the year featuring free activities and entertainment for all ages!
Participants can enjoy live music and performances on three stages throughout the day. The Main Stage will feature an exciting lineup of live bands while the Family Stage will offer interactive shows and kids music. There will also be a Performance Area that will include a mix of music and entertainment for all.
Guests can also expect non-stop action with wandering performers, inflatables, carnival-style games and a helicopter fly-in.
For those who prefer to stroll through the festival, there will be over 20+ local artists and craftsmen displaying and selling unique, handmade arts & crafts at Artist Alley, and exhibitors will be sharing great information with the community.
The day also includes free admission to the College Park Aviation Museum where attendees can explore historic aircraft and discover why the city is a birthplace of American aviation!
There will also be a wide variety of food and drink vendors with local restaurants, food trucks and breweries in attendance.
Free parking will be available nearby, along with free shuttle service from select locations, and bike racks will be available on site. The event site is minutes away walking from the College Park-UMD Metro Station (on the Green Line).
October 23rd: Jim Henson: A Creative Life in Six Objects @ National Museum of American History
Jim Henson: A Creative Life in Six Objects - In Person
Date: Friday, October 23, 2026 - 12:00 PM to 1:30 PM ET
Code: 1J0580
Location:
National Museum of American History
Nicholas and Eugenia Taubman Hall of Music
14th St & Constitution Ave NW
Register: https://smithsonianassociates.org/ticketing/programs/jim-henson
Jim Henson’s boundless imagination and enduring legacy are best revealed through his creations. From inventing beloved characters such as Kermit the Frog and Rowlf and crafting fantastical worlds in The Dark Crystal and Labyrinth to creating television for the whole family in The Muppet Show and Fraggle Rock, Henson’s creative genius was unparalleled.
The Jim Henson Company Archives Director Karen Falk and biographer Brian Jay Jones explore six extraordinary objects donated by Henson’s family to the National Museum of American History. Each offers a unique window into Henson’s creativity, artistic evolution, and long-lasting cultural impact. Ranging from early experiments to iconic creations, these artifacts reveal how Henson blended artistry, technology, and storytelling to reshape modern entertainment. Guided by Ryan Lintelman, entertainment curator in the Smithsonian’s Division of Culture and the Arts, the discussion weaves together biography, behind-the-scenes insights, and historical context.
Following the program, attendees have the rare opportunity to see objects from the National Museum of American History’s collection that are not on public display.
General Information
- Registration for this program will end by 2:00 PM ET on Thursday, October 22, 2026.
October 24th: Northwestern High School Jim Henson Create Day
Criteria
Information about the Henson Week Mini-Grants pilot will be announced in early September.
Thank You! Thank You! Thank You!
- Special Thank You to the Henson Week 2026 Organizing Team, all of the supporters of this year's festivities, and every single one of the talented creative contributors.
- Shout out to Ambi Narula for designing the Henson Week marketing materials!
- Many thanks to everyone who hosted an activity, helped promote the day, and participated in any way with Henson Week 2026!
Academic Departments & Programs
- African American Digital & Experimental Humanities (AADHum)
- Anthropology
- Center for Archival Futures (CAFe)
- Children's Media Working Group
- Cinema & Media Studies
- English
- Environmental Science & Policy
- Department of Geographical Sciences
- Immersive Media Design
- Maryland Institute for Technology in the Humanities (MITH)
- Organizational Teams & Technology Society (OTTRS) Interest Group
- Robert E. Fischell Institute for Biomedical Devices
- School of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures
- School of Music Jazz Studies
- Theatre, Dance and Performance Studies
Community Partners
- Baltimore Roundtable for Economic Democracy (BRED)
- Bethesda Green
- Board & Brew
- City of College Park
- College Park Academy
- College Park Aviation Museum
- Discovery District Partnership
- Jim Henson Academy of Visual and Performing Arts @ NHS
- Northwestern High School
- Smithsonian National Museum of American History
- Terrapin Development Company
- WeWork College Park
Event Sponsors
- Academy for Innovation & Entrepreneurship
- Office of Family Engagement, Division of Student Affairs
- Pepsi
Innovation & Entrepreneurship Programs
- Academy for Innovation & Entrepreneurship
- Center for Social Value Creation
- Dingman-Lamone Center for Entrepreneurship
- Do Good Institute
- Maryland Small Business Development Center (SBDC)
- Mtech: Chesapeake Bay Seed Capital Fund
- Startup Shell
- UM Ventures, College Park
Living & Learning Programs
- Arts, College Park Scholars
- Business, Society & Entrepreneurship, College Park Scholars
- Civic Engagement & Social Good, College Park Scholars
- Media, Self and Society, College Park Scholars
- Science, Technology & Society, College Park Scholars
- Japanese Language
- Language House
Schools & Colleges
- College of Agriculture & Natural Resources (AGNR)
- College of Arts & Humanities (ARHU)
- College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences (CMNS)
- College of Information (INFO)
- Philip Merrill College of Journalism (JOUR)
- Robert H. Smith School of Business (BGMT)
- School of Architecture, Planning & Preservation (ARCH)
- School of Public Policy (SPP)
Student Clubs
- App Dev Club
- Crocheting For A Cause
- Delta Sigma Pi (DSP)
- Erasable Inc.
- IMMERSE
- Japanese American Student Association (JASN)
- Music Experimentation Club
- SEE
- Student Alumni Association Committee (SALC)
- Technica
- Terps Against Hunger
- XR Club
University-Wide Units
- Academic Affairs
- Adele H. Stamp Student Union: Center for Campus Life
- Arts for All
- Computing Catalyst
- Department of Resident Life
- Division of Research
- Division of Student Affairs
- Hornbake Library
- Makerspace Initiative (MSI)
- Maryland Athletics
- Michelle Smith Collaboratory for Visual Culture
- Michelle Smith Performing Arts Library
- Neurodiversity & Autism Transition Services (NATS)
- Office of Family Engagement
- Office of Real Estate
- Office of Student Orientation and Transition
- Office of Sustainability
- Office of Trademarking & Licensing
- Special Collections & University Archives
- Studio A
- Terps Esports Team
- Terps After Dark
- Terrapin Works
- Undergraduate Studies
- University Book Center
- University Career Center & The President's Promise
- University Libraries
- University Marketing & Communications
- University of Maryland Alumni Association
- University Recreation & Wellness
- University Relations