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.
Maryland women’s basketball is excited to represent the U.S. at the World University Games
Four former Terps have competed in the past, including three who have won gold.
A former UMD student launched a business to prevent hangovers
The dietary supplement includes B-vitamins, minerals and electrolytes, among other ingredients.
New UMD education dean Jennifer Rice is an experienced academic policy researcher
Jennifer Rice, the founding director of the college of education’s Department of Teaching and Learning, Policy and Leadership and a Big Ten Academic Leadership fellow, will become the college’s dean in July.
Two UMD music students will live and work in a retirement home this fall
Two music school graduate students will get free room and board at the retirement home in exchange for organizing concerts and lessons for its residents.
University of Maryland received two-thirds of patents granted to USM schools in 2016
The University System of Maryland was ranked 27th on a list of the most US patents granted among universities worldwide.
May is officially Bicycle Month in College Park
The city plans to host a variety of bike-related events to celebrate May as Bicycle Month.