Four of the bills UMD’s SGA passed this semester while you weren’t paying attention
The SGA passed sexual misconduct prevention, safety and transportation bills this semester, among others.
UMD Preventing Sexual Assault says Wallace Loh hasn’t responded to letters in over a month
The group started its Letters to Loh campaign back in October.
University of Maryland students express concern with sexual harassment policy
One student suggested better lighting, more surveillance cameras and improved UMD Alerts.
UMD SGA hosts first-ever mental health town hall to discuss expanding campus resources
This university’s ratio of mental health practitioners to undergraduate and graduate students is one to 1,712.
Some women and minorities at UMD feel threatened by impending Donald Trump presidency
Various sexual assault allegations and racist undertones marked Trump’s presidential campaign.
The SGA is urging UMD to test its athletic turf fields for cancer-causing chemicals
Crumb rubber, a recycled material used in some artificial turf, has been shown to have trace amounts of lead.
The UMD SGA voted to support a DOTS bus route to Annapolis next semester
The pilot program will run on Tuesdays and Thursdays from January to April.
Gov. Larry Hogan announces more than $18 million in budget cuts to USM
USM Chancellor Robert Caret has empasized that no one will be laid off from their positions.
A UMD student launched a literary magazine with a mental health focus
The magazine is part of the Office of Diversity and Inclusion’s Rise Above “-Isms” week this year.
A UMD student group hosted a rally to discuss freedom of speech on the campus
The rally was hosted by the College Park Students for Liberty.