UMD construction round-up: Purple Line, new athletic centers see progress Here is a look at the status of this university’s construction efforts. Sam Gauntt September 9, 2024
USM limits Oct. 7 campus demonstrations to university-sponsored events after backlash The announcement comes after thousands of people contacted the University of Maryland about a reservation of McKeldin Mall for an Oct. 7 event. Diamondback Staff September 2, 2024
UMD students honor people killed in Palestine with flag display Event organizers planted about 15,000 white flags on McKeldin Mall and aimed to educate the university community about Israel’s violence in Palestine. Sam Gauntt August 29, 2024
Creative Commons cafe in Tawes Hall reopens after pandemic closure The cafe, located on the first floor of the building, offers Starbucks coffee and other beverages, snacks and carryout meals. Mira Beinart August 27, 2024
UMD says major campus Purple Line construction is a year ahead of schedule The Maryland Department of Transportation accelerated construction of the project on campus. Lillian Glaros August 21, 2024
UMD appoints Devin Walker as new fraternity, sorority life director Walker has served as the director of fraternity and sorority leadership development at the University of Southern California since June 2022. Sam Gauntt August 7, 2024
Dozens of UMD undergraduate students present research in inaugural summer conference The conference was organized by the University of Maryland's undergraduate research office, which was launched last year. Lillian Glaros July 23, 2024
Maryland Images’ shift to paid, student-employee model leads to fewer campus tour guides This university will only be able to hire about 50 guides for the fall semester, according to a message sent to the organization’s Slack channel. Sam Gauntt July 22, 2024
UMD pays $500,000 settlement after allegedly failing to disclose foreign funding The payment will fund the resolution of an investigation by federal agencies that alleged this university violated the False Claims Act. Natalie Weger July 22, 2024
UMD reaches $140,000 settlement with former professor in religious discrimination case The lawsuit alleged that the University of Maryland violated Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, which protects employees from religious discrimination. Natalie Weger July 9, 2024