Hillel could move to a new location behind the Landmark apartments
The move would allow for a larger center for Jewish life.
UMD University Senate considers new undergraduate major in public policy
The proposal for the new program will be heard on the University Senate’s floor on April 20.
UMD students in SAE chapter shave their heads for fraternity member fighting cancer
The fraternity now has 14 bald heads instead of one.
University announces Thriving Workplace Initiative, employee climate survey
“We’re one institution, so no matter who you are or what you do, the work that you do matters.”
President Wallace Loh gives insight on his political nonpolitical role
Loh discusses how he made big decisions, such as moving to the Big Ten Conference, throughout his tenure as university president.
USM Board of Regents pushes for more closed meetings
Regents say publicly discussing topics such as business ventures could harm the USM.
Language House works to secure stable funding
The lack of funds could greatly affect the mentors, who are native or near-native speakers of different languages offered in the Language House.
USM Chancellor addresses University Senate on importance of higher education
This was the chancellor’s first time meeting with the University Senate since he stepped into his position.
University Senate plays significant campus role, but few students vote or know about it
Senator elections are now open, though past years have seen low turnout.
UMD Delta Tau Delta chapter president dismisses drugging allegations
Students say the email is damaging and discourages victims from coming forward.