UMD professor’s research reveals youth favor protesting over voting
Government and politics professor Stella Rouse found younger generations prefer the immediate satisfaction of protests and boycotting.
Director of the U.S. Census Bureau explains the importance of failure to UMD
Robert Santos discussed his journey to becoming the first Latino director of the United States Census Bureau
UMD professor speaks on politically motivated violence and radical terrorism
Criminology and criminal justice professor Gary LaFree utilized global terrorism databases to generate his findings.
Fighters want to fight: UMD Boxing Club hosts ‘Rumble at Ritchie’
The event featured athletes from eight schools, including Towson, Michigan and Navy.
New student organization at UMD raises awareness about violence in Tigray
People for Tigray organized a demonstration to inform students about the human rights abuses occurring in Ethiopia's Tigray War.
Lunar Lanterns celebration brings Vietnamese holiday to McKeldin Mall
The Vietnamese Student Association based the event on the Hoi An Lantern Festival in Vietnam.
Mr. Fries Man brings gourmet late night fries to College Park
The restaurant is open past midnight on Fridays and Saturdays and offers UMD students a 10 percent discount.
UMD Counseling Center hosts panel on imposter syndrome
The workshop discussed the symptoms, terminology and common nature of the phenomenon.
UMD Filipino community celebrates Filipino American history month with art activism
This year marks the 50th anniversary of martial law in the Philippines, which has led to human rights abuse for its citizens.
UMD’s first year book panel discusses how students can act on environmental issues
The panel featured local politicians including the mayor of College Park.