Giving a voice to those without
For Victoria Freeman, counseling is more than just a job to pay the bills – it’s a means of helping other women heal, whether she…
University seeks more technology advancement
The university’s Information Technology Council revamped its membership to include a broader representation of the campus community, including more deans and students to better serve…
ArtWalk UMD shows off five campus galleries
The tour will begin at the Stamp Student Union at 5 p.m. Thursday.
Staff editorial: Road closure for students
When administrators announced Campus Drive will have restricted transit access this summer, some students leaders felt shut out of the decision-making process. Beyond the issue…
Why our obsession with the rich and famous is a cultural dead end
“We’ve accepted the fraud that is “reality” TV for too long, but now there is a surge in entertainment ordinary people can actually relate…
Students find out Oprah endorsement earned Obama votes
In the midst of a presidential election reaching levels of intensity this summer normally reserved for September or October, two unlikely candidates with close ties…
Univ. starts institute with National Security Agency
The university announced Monday it is founding a new quantum physics institute that promises students the chance to do research that could “transform technology in…
ACC MEN’S BASKETBALL NOTEBOOK
The ACC basketball schedule is quiet this week as players prepare for exams. Only two conference teams will play before the weekend. The slate picks…
JAMIL’S DEAL
Jamil Scott, the Student Government Association’s current Vice President of Academic Affairs, is running for the body’s president.