Michael Antonov Auditorium

Perfect for undergraduate courses, speaking series and guest lectures, this 298-seat auditorium features shared tables and 180-degree swiveling chairs that enable students to alternate between lecture mode and collaborative teamwork.

Andrew Reisse Park

Built in memory of Andrew Reisse ’01, a co-founder and lead engineer of Oculus, the rooftop park features lush gardens and a tranquil fountain, along with a stunning view of Baltimore Avenue and campus. An adjacent art gallery displays Reisse’s nature photography, offering visitors a space to reflect and recharge.

Breakpoint Café

Students and faculty can fuel up at the cafe named by computer science major Ashwath Krishnan ’22. A breakpoint is the term used for a pause in a computer code while debugging.

The Maryland Robotics Center

Advancing all areas of robotics, including components, novel platforms and autonomous systems such as drones for applications including rescue missions, environmental monitoring, surveillance and agriculture.

“Makerspaces are a wonderful way for students to work with tangible hardware and apply real-life problem-solving skills to create something in the real world.”
- Jagdeep Singh

Jagdeep Singh Family Makerspace

With six laboratories surrounded by glass walls, the 5,300-square-foot Singh Sandbox is a makerspace that is sure to become a showplace of inspiring student creations. It is the only makerspace on campus driven by students and the only one where any student, regardless of major, has access to specialized tools and equipment to work out an idea.

The Maryland Blended Reality Center

Uses augmented and virtual reality in partnership with the R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma Center and the University of Maryland School of Medicine to improve surgical training and practice, among other projects.