UMD met its goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions more than 25 percent by 2015
Going forward, this university hopes to reduce greenhouse gas emissions 50 percent by 2020.
UMD students who did the Disabilities in a Global Context internship share their stories
They gathered at Hornbake Library to hear students’ stories about working with people who have disabilities in countries such as Peru and Ghana.
100 UMD students gathered in solidarity with those protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline
The American Indian Student Union is tired of waiting for change.
Inaugural summit aims to address lack of women and minorities in computer science
The Maryland Center for Women in Computing held its Diversity in Computing Summit Monday.
For some sexual assault survivors at UMD, election rhetoric can be triggering
On television and in class, the discussion of sexual assault is inescapable.
Tinder horror stories from the University of Maryland
Not all Tinder experiences are created equal, so we sent a reporter to learn about some Tinder horror stories endured by University of Maryland students.
The pill remains the most popular form of birth control prescribed at UMD’s Health Center
The center began offering more effective methods more than a year ago.
A reporter who covered the Laquan McDonald shooting talked to UMD students about racism
Jamie Kalven, a journalist and human rights activist, discussed institutional racism and gave advice to University of Maryland student journalists trying to report on it.
UMD professor discusses the issues undocumented students face applying to college
With less than a week until Election Day, some fear this election could impact policies that make it easier for undocumented students to attend college.
College Park officials discussed the need for local control over business permitting
Councilmembers want to transfer power from Prince George’s County.