Minority UMD faculty say retention rate for these groups must improve
University President Wallace Loh said while the campus has focused on increasing the diversity of its hires, the problem lies in retention.
UMD students are filming a documentary about the aftermath of Richard Collins’ death
The group is aiming to release the film, titled “3 Days & 15 Miles,” by May.
UMD GSG President Stephanie Cork resigns amid impeachment investigation
Cork will serve as GSG president and a graduate assistant in Stamp Student Union until Monday.
Students call out admin with #UMDNotAHome after an official’s comments on hate symbol bans
University deputy general counsel Diane Krejsa said this university is “not a home” when explaining why a ban on hate symbols campuswide would violate the First Amendment.
“My intention is to stay here”: A UMD student shares her struggles as a DACA recipient
Valeria A. is one of the 132 students at this university protected under DACA.
UMD MaryPIRG gathers more than 600 petitions supporting the Pell Grant program
MaryPIRG plans to tweet the student photo petitions in the form of a collage to Maryland’s U.S. senators.
Student groups are pushing for UMD to hire a full-time immigration lawyer
ProtectUMD plans to craft a proposal for the position and present it to the campus administration.
Former UMD student indicted on hate crime charge in the death of Richard Collins
Sean Urbanski, 22, was indicted in July on one count of murder.
UMD workers are fighting to eliminate their campus parking fees
The Department of Transportation Services uses a five-tiered system dictated by salary to determine how much an employee pays.
Maria Fisher’s friends and family have raised more than $13k for scholarships in her honor
Fisher died after she was struck by an SUV on the intersection of Campus Drive and Route 1 on Oct. 1.