STEM buildings are inhibiting learning, students say
Several buildings need “comprehensive modernization,” according to Facilities Management rankings.
On Yom Kippur and Rosh Hashanah, UMD students torn between classes and religion
There are almost 6,000 Jewish students on the campus.
Purple lights shine outside College Park City Hall for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Mayor Patrick Wojahn said he hopes the lights raise awareness for the issue in our area.
A $12.5 million program aims to prevent drunk and distracted driving in Maryland
The University of Maryland and the Prince George’s County police departments were among the groups to receive funding.
New Maryland laws on police accountability and drunk driving took effect this weekend
The laws were passed during the Maryland General Assembly’s 2016 legislative session.
For beer and burgers before the UMD Homecoming game, head to the tennis courts
The beer garden is typically open for two hours prior to kickoff.
A redesigned Clarice cafe will create a healthier, more upscale dining experience
Dining Services expects to reopen the cafe after spring break next year.
Terps Against Hunger packed its millionth meal on Sunday
Hundreds of students and officials gathered in Xfinity Center for the organization’s Homecoming Service Event.
UMD Campus Pantry is offering food pick-up appointments to students and staff in need
The organization is also looking for partners to drive donations.
After alleged abuse, Prince George’s County school board members call for new leadership
The federal government terminated the county’s $6.4 million Head Start grant in August as a result of the allegations.