Author: Lillian Glaros

Maryland union members attend USM Board of Regents meeting to support workers’ rights

The push comes after university system Chancellor Jay Perman in September said government funding cuts are harming public universities and could lead to layoffs.

Lillian Glaros
3 days ago

Micromobility users ride through Rhode Island Trolley Trail to promote better trails

People of all ages traveled from the artsy areas of Mount Rainier to the town center of Riverdale Park and back for the Trolley Trail Slow Roll event.

Lillian Glaros
October 27, 2025

UPDATED: UMD’s Canvas back online after web services outage

The learning management system was down on Monday due to issues with Amazon Web Services.

Lillian Glaros
October 20, 2025

UMD community members discuss federal funding cuts, university response at union town hall

The event was organized by United Academics of Maryland-University of Maryland, this university’s American Association of University Professors chapter.

Lillian Glaros
October 16, 2025

New UMD GSG committee seeks to protect international students

The Graduate Student Government formed an international student committee to advocate for those students and the issues facing their community.

Lillian Glaros
October 3, 2025

UMD community members upset with Shuttle-UM bus schedule changes

A recent decrease in frequency of certain bus routes has led to some community members facing longer commutes and taking multiple buses.

Lillian Glaros
September 26, 2025

New Microsoft center at UMD continues effort to increase statewide quantum research

The research center will allow the company’s engineers to collaborate with university community members and bring quantum experts to the state.

Lillian Glaros
September 18, 2025

Here are the latest campus construction developments

This university’s students could expect to zip down Campus Drive on the Purple Line as soon as winter of 2027.

Lillian Glaros
September 18, 2025

Gov. Moore criticizes Trump, affirms commitment to Maryland at UMD town hall

Moore gave his speech in the Stamp Student Union on the same day that he officially announced his reelection bid for governor.

Lillian Glaros
September 10, 2025

UMD to track hazing incidents in campus security reports

The change comes after the federal Stop Campus Hazing Act, which requires universities that receive federal aid to record hazing incidents in their annual security reports.

Lillian Glaros
September 5, 2025