UMD community is optimistic the Biden administration will revitalize Title IX regulations
Biden has signaled a desire to overturn the Trump administration’s regulations.
Police investigate reported indecent exposure near Montgomery Hall
The driver exposed himself after parking his car.
UMD Counseling Center added four part-time psychologists in the fall despite hiring freeze
The university plans to hire a full-time psychologist and CARE to Stop Violence coordinator this semester.
Maryland lawmakers and USM employees speak on collective bargaining bill at hearing
The bill would allow a union representing multiple institutions to negotiate a “master agreement” with the system.
La Plata Hall residents must restrict activity or return home after uptick in COVID cases
Students must make their decision by 7 p.m. Friday, according to an email sent to residents.
UMD names 19 faculty and students to provost search committee
The announcement comes a week after former Provost Mary Ann Rankin's official resignation.
UMPD responds to a reported burglary in South Campus Commons 1
The department’s criminal investigations unit is investigating this incident.
UMD students appreciate spring pass/fail option but say it’s long overdue
"Why couldn’t they have done it last semester?”
UMD freshmen on campus for the first time balance safety and social life
Some students have struggled to make friends.
Some Commons, Courtyards residents remain dissatisfied after UMD’s agreement with MEDCO
Residents are still being held responsible for the remaining seven months of their 12-month leases.