Published 8/2/17, UMB News “I know what the future of Cole Field House looks like. It looks like hope to millions of Americans who suffer debilitating injury. And it looks like home to everyone who’s serious about cutting-edge leadership in …
Published 8/2/17 in the Diamondback The new indoor football training facility at Cole Field House during a dedication ceremony on Wednesday, August 2, 2017. (Tom Hausman/The Diamondback) University of Maryland and University of Maryland, Baltimore officials gathered at Cole Field …
Published 8/2/17 by Maryland Athletics COLLEGE PARK, Md. – The University of Maryland joined key partners Wednesday to celebrate the dedication of the new Cole Field House with a ribbon cutting ceremony inside the state-of-the-art facility. Coaches and intercollegiate athletic staff …
Published 8/2/17 in the Washington Post Shortly before Maryland football Coach DJ Durkin arrived at the first unveiling of the newly renovated Cole Field House on Wednesday, he spotted former Maryland basketball coach Gary Williams exiting his car near the door of the building. The two …
Published 8/2/17 on WJLA, Washington, DC COLLEGE PARK, Md. (ABC7) — The new Cole Field House was unveiled by the University of Maryland during a dedication ceremony on Wednesday. This new facility will feature a sports medicine and human performance center. …
Published 8/3/17 in The Baltimore Sun With the official opening of its new indoor football facility, Cole Field House went from iconic to eye-popping Wednesday. A large crowd made up of university and state officials, Maryland coaches and hundreds of fans — …
Published 8/2/17 in the Washington Business Journal The University of Maryland’s historic Cole Field House hasn’t seen much activity since the men’s and women’s basketball teams moved to the Xfinity Center in 2002. That’s about to change. Today, a group …
Published 7/21/17 in Technical.ly Baltimore Living Pharma, which has technology to help develop a new form of cancer treatment, was acquired by Gaithersburg-based Lentigen Technology. A startup that spun out of research at the University of Maryland School of Medicine was acquired …
Published 7/11/17 in the Baltimore Sun The Trump administration is scrapping the government’s decade-long plan to close the FBI‘s deteriorating headquarters in downtown Washington and replace it with a new building in the Maryland or Virginia suburbs. The General Services Administration, …
The 16-week M-1 Ventures program to provide dedicated startup support that facilitates the development of innovative health care solutions. BALTIMORE, MD (June 29, 2017) – Johns Hopkins Technology Ventures, Plank Industries, the University of Maryland (through UM Ventures), Brown Advisory …