- November 11, 2025
Sustaining a Living Collection
Walk across the University of Maryland’s campus and you’ll find yourself surrounded by a living collection, a carefully curated canopy that changes with the seasons but always reflects a steady hand of care.View Article Details for Sustaining a Living Collection
October 09, 2025FM Halloween Blood Drive
Every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs blood or platelets — and you can help.Facilities Management is partnering with the American Red Cross to host a blood drive, and we invite you to join us in giving back. Thursday, October 30, 10 a.m.–2 p.m.Community Room, College Park City Hall (7401 Balt...View Article Details for FM Halloween Blood Drive
September 17, 2025FM Housekeepers Honored at President’s Luncheon
On September 16, a group of FM housekeepers attended a special luncheon celebration at University House, the home of President Pines. The purpose of the celebration was to honor housekeeping staff nominated for their exemplary contributions in facilities. This year, FM had 15 nominees recognized for...View Article Details for FM Housekeepers Honored at President’s Luncheon - September 04, 2025
FM’s Summer Projects: Restoring, Repairing, and Refreshing the UMD Campus
While much of campus slows down during summer, Facilities Management (FM) shifts into overdrive. With quieter streets and empty classrooms, crews take on projects that range from routine repairs to major upgrades—work that sustains the university all year long. Planning begins as early as winter, an...View Article Details for FM’s Summer Projects: Restoring, Repairing, and Refreshing the UMD Campus
August 12, 2025Talking Trash: How Recycling Rules Are Changing
Campus moves to a bag-free recycling system following changes from the processing partner. If you've heard recent buzz about changes to campus recycling procedures, you're not imagining things. The University’s mixed recycling processor, Olive Street Processing, LLC, was recently acquired by Waste M...View Article Details for Talking Trash: How Recycling Rules Are Changing