UMD breaks ground for Stanley R. Zupnik Hall interdisciplinary engineering building
The 157,000 square foot building will feature virtual, interdisciplinary research, instructional labs, a seminar classroom and a conference and meeting space.
Woman gamers at UMD say they face sexism, harassment online
Woman gamers say their more feminine-sounding voices make them easy targets for harassment — and some have had to change how they act.
Three months after overturning of Roe v. Wade, UMD students remain anxious
Since the overturn, this university’s health center said it has not seen a drastic uptick in contraception requests yet.
Let’s get this bread later: Stamp Panera delayed until spring 2023
The delay is mostly due to contract negotiation and supply chain issues.
UMD students gather in D.C. to support abortion rights after leaked Supreme Court decision
Many protesters said Tuesday that the court overturning Roe v. Wade would affect people in low-income and marginalized communities the most.
‘Always a smile on her face’: UMD alum celebrates 106th birthday
After graduating, Crampton went on to teach second grade for 51 years and retired when she was 96-years-old.
‘A slap in the face’: UMD students say winter commencement cancellation is unfair
The university announced in April that it will no longer hold winter commencement ceremonies starting next semester.
UMD students celebrate Easter and share their family traditions
Easter falls on a different day every year, celebrating the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
‘It gives me hope’: UMD students, faculty reflect on Ketanji Brown Jackson’s confirmation
Jackson, who will become the first Black woman to serve on the Supreme Court, was confirmed earlier this month.
‘Step in the right direction’: UMD students respond to ‘X’ gender marker on passports
Students also expressed expanding the 'X' gender marker to other forms of ID, or removing gender markers altogether.