"M" Circle

"M" Circle

Coordinates: 38°59′15″N 76°56′24″W / 38.9876°N 76.9400°W / 38.9876; -76.9400

University of Maryland, College Park campus
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"M" Circle

"M" Circle is a commemorative traffic circle on the campus of the University of Maryland, College Park. Created in 1976 to celebrate the American Bicentennial, the circle is noted for the large floral "M" that sits in its center.[1] The "M" is replanted twice annually: each fall, about 1,200 new tulip bulbs are planted. After flowering the following spring, the bulbs are replaced by 3,500 warm-weather annuals (usually vodka begonias or marigolds) that bloom until the first frost.[1][2]

References

  1. ^ a b MAC to Millennium, University of Maryland Archives Retrieved 2010-8-22.
  2. ^ University of Maryland, Conferences and Visitors Services:Campus Attrations. Retrieved 2010-8-22.
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Academics

A. James Clark School of Engineering · College of Agriculture and Natural Resources · School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation · College of Arts and Humanities · College of Behavioral and Social Sciences  · College of Computer, Mathematical, and Natural Sciences · College of Education · College of Information Studies · Philip Merrill College of Journalism · Robert H. Smith School of Business · School of Music · School of Public Health · School of Public Policy  · College Park Scholars

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Athletics

Teams: Baseball · Football · Men's basketball · Men's lacrosse · Men's soccer · Women's basketball · Women's lacrosse
Facilities: Comcast Center · Byrd Stadium · Cole Field House · Shipley Field · Ludwig Field · Golf Course · Taylor Stadium · Ritchie Coliseum · Old Byrd Stadium
Rivalries: Duke · Johns Hopkins · Navy · Penn State · Virginia · West Virginia
University of Maryland Athletic Hall of Fame · Midnight Madness
Campus
Landmarks: Adele H. Stamp Student Union  · "M" Circle  · McKeldin Mall  · Memorial Chapel  · Morrill Hall  · The Rossborough Inn
Arts and Recreation: Arboretum & Botanical Garden  · The Art Gallery  · Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center  · Observatory  · Tawes Theatre
Facilities: Libraries  · Security Operations Center
Transportation: Shuttle-UM  · College Park – University of Maryland (WMATA station)
People
Student life
Student Groups: List of student organizations  · Greek life  · Mighty Sound of Maryland  · Monarchy Party
Media: Capital News Service  · The Diamondback  · UMTV  · WMUC-FM

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