Money alone will not bring about academic excellence
Passionate educators and engaged students are motivated intrinsically, not by monetary benefits.
After Betsy DeVos’ confirmation, UMD grad students hold a meeting about public education
The education college’s Graduate Student Organization hosted University of Pennsylvania Professor Jonathan Zimmerman.
An FBI facility in Greenbelt would need 2,400 more parking spaces than initially expected
The General Services Administration has requested about 6,000 spaces at the site if it’s chosen as the new headquarters.
UMD arboretum hopes to unify College Park community with gardening workshops
The four-part series will include lessons in gardening, seed planting and composting.
“This is something students want”: Maryland delegate explains campus firearms ban
University system policy already prohibits firearms on campuses, but this bill would protect against future changes.
Maryland wrestling is using the final two duals as postseason preparation
The Terps are continuing to build toward the postseason in matches against Rider and Drexel.
A cycling studio is opening in Regents Drive Garage on Saturday
The new studio will accommodate space lost to the Cole Field House renovations.
University of Maryland students are working with College Park to revitalize Route 1
Students will assess retail locations and submit a report to the city by the end of the semester.
“One of our studs”: Maryland baseball’s AJ Lee morphs from unheralded sub to starter
The sophomore’s Alaskan Summer League prepared him for an opportunity at third.
Birthright Israel is inherently political
From the name to the trip’s highlights, Birthright Israel has many political components.