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.
“Let them in”: UMD students and community members rally against Trump’s travel ban
Students for Justice in Palestine organized the rally to support those affected by the ban.
College Park residents say this city “stands with its immigrant communities”
About 12 percent of College Park residents aren’t U.S. citizens, according to census data.
President Trump’s plan to defund two endowments threatens UMD arts and humanities funding
The endowments have granted this university about $2.5 million for research, performances and projects since 2010.
What does “Trump’s America” look like? University of Maryland community weighs in.
University of Maryland community members express their concerns and expectations for Trump’s presidency.
White nationalist leader credits two UMD students for putting up fliers on campus
Members of the campus community were shaken after University Police received reports about white nationalist posters on campus three times in three days.