The University of Maryland’s Pest Control Management Units have inspected and thoroughly treated the campus locations where body lice were reported. Inspections are continuing to ensure that no additional areas are affected.  

If you see a problem on campus, please submit a request through the Facilities Service Central portal. If you are experiencing symptoms, contact the University Health Center.

All known areas have been inspected and treated.

The Laser and Non-Ionizing Radiation Safety Program at University of Maryland ensures the safe use of lasers and other non-ionizing radiation sources by minimizing exposure risks and promoting compliance with international safety standards. The program offers training, risk assessments, and expert guidance to support safe practices in labs, classrooms, and research settings. Non-ionizing radiation programs cover hazards produced by magnetic fields, ultraviolet light (UV), visible light, infrared, microwaves, radiofrequency, and extremely low frequency radiation.