Terps Against Hunger and Memorial Chapel aim to make 20,000 meals for families in need
Last year, they aimed to pack 10,000 meals. This time, they doubled their target.
First-of-its-kind film festival at UMD sheds light on Central America
The three-day festival features panel discussions with actors and directors.
“That was her last wish”: UMD alumna, WWII vet laid to rest at Arlington
Elaine Harmon was one of more than 1,000 Women Airforce Service Pilots.
UMD students realized a piloted, solar-powered helicopter didn’t exist. So they made one.
It stayed in the air for nine seconds.
She started Route One Apparel in a UMD dorm. Now, she’s on Larry Hogan’s tourism board.
Ali von Paris said she hopes her business becomes “the go-to place for state pride.”
College Park is leading other cities with its disability-friendly bike-share program
Options include tricycles, side-by-side bikes and handcycles.
Jack Godfrey died in 2014. The man linked to his death wants his conviction wiped.
Arasp Biparva pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in November 2015.
Dining Services doesn’t know why South Campus Dining Hall sink water was brown last week
Diner users came across the dirty water as early as Monday.
This year’s UMD freshmen learned about sexual assault before they started classes
Students will still have to complete mandatory online training.
UMD has “come a long way” with diversity, professor says at lecture series kickoff
The “Democracy Then and Now” initiative will span 17 lectures over the next two months.