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The University of Maryland College of Information (INFO) is a top-ranked research and teaching college where faculty, staff, and students are passionate about using information and technology to break down barriers and create exciting new possibilities.
Expanding the frontiers how information and technology is accessed, used, and leveraged to empower individuals and communities
Offering Bachelor, Master, PhD, and Certificate programs to prepare the next generation of information professionals and researchers.
Working with community, academic, and industry partners to create information science solutions and create learning and career opportunities for students.
Supporting new generations of students through scholarships, internships, and connections while enjoying networking and other benefits.
Keith Marzullo with UMD Mascot Testudo
" alt="Transition of College of Information Dean Keith Marzullo"/> Transition of College of Information Dean Keith MarzulloAfter a decade of leadership and innovation at UMD, Keith Marzullo is transitioning on June 30, 2025 to a new position at UMass Amherst
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(Video) Search Mastery Speaker Series: “Search and the News”
Dr. Daniel Trielli discusses how search engines impact news, media bias, and journalism’s future in the digital age
Photo by Compare Fibre on Unsplash
" alt="Lessons from COVID: INFO’s Unexpected Remote Learning Revolution"/> Lessons from COVID: INFO’s Unexpected Remote Learning RevolutionHuman-centered approaches to teaching and learning remotely endure, improving access
Instead of regulators playing catch-up, AI developers could help create safer systems if market-based incentives were put in place, UMD researchers say. Illustration by iStock.
" alt="Maryland Today: UMD Research Sends AI Safety to Market"/> Maryland Today: UMD Research Sends AI Safety to MarketINFO’s Abdirisak Mohamed joins UMD researchers in designing a market-driven approach to AI safety
" alt="(Video) Tech Policy Speaker Series: “How Can Empiricism Improve Privacy Enforcement?”"/>
(Video) Tech Policy Speaker Series: “How Can Empiricism Improve Privacy Enforcement?”
Featuring Dr. Aileen Nielsen, Harvard Law School, and Dr. Mehdi Arfaoui, CNIL’s Digital Innovation Lab (LINC)
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(Video) CAFe Speaker Series: “The Future of Memory: Navigating Standards in Audiovisual Preservation”
Featuring Jimi Jones, Ph.D., scholar and researcher specializing in audiovisual preservation, digital archiving, and media technologies