City, state and UMD officials celebrate at MilkBoy ArtHouse before first live performance
The venue’s first live performance is “The Bitter Game” by Keith Wallace, playing Wednesday and Thursday at 8:00 p.m.
UMD academic dishonesty cases have decreased, Student Conduct Committee says
The number of academic dishonesty cases has decreased by 20 percent from 2015-16 to 2016-17.
College Park’s Thirsty Thursdays will rotate restaurants each month
Attendees were offered free wings and other specials.
Terps Against Hunger partners with UMD religious groups to feed DC families
The group packed 15,000 meals during the event Tuesday night.
College Park City Council discusses goals for ongoing sustainability plan
The city plans to install additional solar panels, bringing renewable energy to nearly 12.5 percent.
Renowned social reformer Sri M speaks to UMD community on the importance of unity
Attendees had the opportunity to ask about ways promote unity inside the classroom.
Nearly three years after its creation, UMD Campus Pantry continues helping the food-insecure
The program usually serves between 30 to 60 members of the university community each week.
One week after opening, Old Maryland Grill owner calls restaurant a “success”
At one of College Park’s upscale restaurants, menu prices range from $15 to $49.
UMD progressive student group hosts Our Revolution President Nina Turner
During her speech, Turner addressed concerns of student debt, as well as currents issues of race and immigration.
UMD faculty, students and educators attend documentary on black language
Students had the opportunity to ask the film’s executive producer Walt Wolfram questions about his work and its context in today’s society.