UMD graduate assistants say they’re often blindsided by mandatory fees
Assistantships cover standard tuition, but not fees.
International students in these UMD masters programs can’t find on-campus jobs
Some programs don’t offer departmental assistantships or fellowships.
Here’s how UMD is spending the money from its controversial international student fee
The fee sparked outrage last year after officials bypassed UMD rules to impose it.
An LGBTQ advocate at UMD wants Title IX to investigate the football program
A report on the team revealed a coach frequently hurled homophobic and sexist insults at players.
UMD GSG affirms support for trans students, allocates advocacy workshop funds
Provost Mary Ann Rankin was scheduled to speak, but she canceled.
GSG: DJ Durkin should donate part of contract buyout to UMD’s Title IX office
The university owes him more than $5 million.
Hundreds gather on McKeldin Mall to remember victims of Pittsburgh synagogue shooting
A gunman opened fire in the Tree of Life synagogue during Shabbat over the weekend.
UMD workers join protest outside governor’s mansion for pay increases
Workers are set to get a slight raise next year, but with the state having a $500 million surplus, they’re asking for more.
“I feel humiliated”: UMD housekeepers say they’ve been rebuked for speaking Spanish
“You can’t tell me I can’t speak in my language.”
Neurodiverse students at UMD encounter challenges while job-hunting
Career fairs and job interviews can be trying for students with autism, PTSD and other conditions.