Amid change, community endures in UMD’s Latin American and Caribbean Studies Center
The center changed its name from the Latin American Studies Center to the Latin American and Caribbean Studies Center last academic year.
Two UMD professors research how to use AI to make cardiac monitoring more accessible
Sushant Ranadive and Min Wu received a $1.2 million grant to help fund their research.
UMD to offer flu shots starting this week
Some health experts are expecting a surge in flu cases this year.
UMD GSG calls for standardized policies for required internships
Internship requirements are program-dependent, so some students pay for more credits to complete their internship.
‘She’s on our side’: Megha Sevalia is an advocate as City Council student liaison
As student liaison to the council, Sevalia is tasked with bringing students’ opinions to the forefront of the council’s decisions.
‘We demand change’: UMD students rally for more action against sexual assault on campus
As students marched from McKeldin Library to Fraternity Row, their anger and frustration was palpable.
At picnic, UMD labor groups call for more worker protections
Representatives from AFSCME 1072 Local and other campus groups advocated for worker hazard pay, higher wages and more.
UMD hosts Mental Health Awareness Week, emphasizes well-being amid in-person transition
The Counseling Center teamed up with various mental health and student groups on the campus to organize events for the week.
Pines calls response to Guilford Woods development “emotional,” “political” issue
The university president emphasized the need for affordable graduate student housing.
UMD replaces certificate program with Science, Technology, Ethics and Policy minor
The University Senate voted on Thursday to discontinue the Science, Technology and Society certificate.