“Absolutely brilliant”: City community mourns death of former UMD professor Stan Fromovitz
Fromovitz taught in this university’s business school for almost 30 years.
Maryland lawmakers approve bill to preserve funding for Planned Parenthood
The bill would direct $2.7 million to Planned Parenthood in the event Congress moves to defund the organization.
Reviews: How does Drake’s ‘More Life’ stack up with his other projects?
Two writers weigh in.
Studying, snowball fights and discounted Blaze: how UMD students spent their snow day
The University of Maryland closed for its first snow day of the year Tuesday.
White nationalist posters found in at least 4 UMD locations Monday
Similar posters were found hanging in Marie Mount Hall and Tydings Hall in December.
Some UMD faculty and students skipped class for A Day Without a Woman
The women’s studies department also closed as part of the strike.
Trump’s new travel bans eases restrictions on visa holders, Syrian refugees
The new order will go into effect March 16 to give those affected a 10-day warning.
In its most successful year ever, Terp Thon raises more than $1 million
Terp Thon is the youngest dance marathon to reach the fundraising benchmark.
A student debt initiative could save Maryland residents $20 million a year
Fifty-seven percent of graduates in the state leave school with student debt.
“It’s like a prison”: UMD community reacts to President Trump’s immigration ban
The ban could affect students, staff and research capabilities at this university.