Vietnamese Student Association illuminates McKeldin Mall with ‘Lunar Lanterns’
The nighttime event marked the festival's return to campus, as it had been canceled last year due to COVID-19.
Some UMD professors opt to continue in-person learning ahead of football game
Some professors at this university say the university prioritizes football over academics, drawing attention to outdated academic buildings and classroom technology.
UMD journalism and information science colleges offer new master’s degree
The program structure is geared towards teaching students how to navigate open data, public records requests and scraped or automatically accumulated data.
UMD public health professor wins award for excellence in environmental leadership
In his career, Wilson’s taken strides to fight environmental injustice and racism.
EcoGrads could offer sustainable, affordable housing option for UMD graduate students
“Grad students don’t have any more money than undergrads,” said Jeremy Feldman, a consulting engineer and former university graduate student. “Housing is expensive.”
Basement fire evacuates Tri Delta sorority house
The sorority house’s sprinkler system put out the bulk of the fire.
UMD community questions KN95 distribution effectiveness
Compared to the "Terrapin Strong" mask initiative, the KN95 masks haven't seen much success.
SGA postpones vote on bill opposing Guilford Woods development
The current bill has the SGA opposing the development project.
UMD pioneers immersive media design major, merging computer science and art
The program includes two tracks: art and computer science.
Conservative speaker Will Witt met with student protesters at UMD book signing
Will Witt was promoting his book "How to Win Friends and Influence Enemies: Taking On Liberal Arguments with Logic and Humor."