January 30, 2026
Navigating Campus Safely After Winter Storms
Winter storms can leave behind more than snow. Even after precipitation ends, cold temperatures and freeze–thaw cycles can create hazardous conditions across campus.
Facilities Management crews work continuously to clear snow and ice, but lingering cold can slow cleanup and cause surfaces to refreez...
January 23, 2026
Campus Creek Restoration Reaches Final Phase
Facilities Management (FM) has completed the final phase of the Campus Creek restoration project, marking a significant recent milestone in a long-term effort to stabilize the creek, reduce environmental risk, and restore ecological health along this important campus waterway.
January 21, 2026
Meet the Team Behind the Teams
The fans are in the stands, the teams are ready, and the atmosphere is electric as tipoff approaches. It’s the moment everyone sees — and the one the Intercollegiate Athletics Facilities (ICA) team has been preparing for behind the scenes.
In the hours leading up to game time, ICA staff are focused ...
January 16, 2026
Behind the Build
As Stanley R. Zupnik Hall moves steadily toward its 2026 opening, Facilities Management is already playing a key role in ensuring the building doesn’t just look impressive but also functions efficiently, sustainably, and reliably from day one.
Located at the heart of the Maryland Engineering complex...
Travis Neal
David Juarez
Kenneth Rawlings
Kate O'Connor
December 12, 2025
Sustainability in Every Sweep
FM’s Green Cleaning Program keeps campus healthy, safe, and environmentally responsible.
A clean classroom or office may seem simple, but the choices behind it affect the air we breathe, the surfaces we touch, and the environmental footprint of every building on campus. Facilities Management’s House...
December 10, 2025
On Call for Campus
Inside the CRC Team that Keeps UMD Moving 24/7/365.
It could happen in an instant. In the middle of a brutal cold snap, the heat in Tawes Hall begins to drop. Students pull on hats and zip up coats as the temperature slides lower and lower.