SGA passes resolution calling on UMD to bargain with workers union
The entire SGA will vote on the resolution at its meeting on Wednesday.
Native American academics talk integrating indigenous history into curricula in panel
Panelists spoke about how they have worked to integrate Native history and culture into their respective universities.
UMD and Amazon announce new robotics diversity initiative
Amazon has invested $100,000 into the collaboration.
UMD to allow guests in dorms for first time this semester
Residents in traditional and semi-suite rooms can host one student, while those in suites and apartments can host two students.
UMD students face obstacles finding work as COVID-19 continues to limit job availability
Fewer businesses need workers during the pandemic, the university's career center director said.
P.G. County will stay in Phase Two of reopening plan after positivity rate increase
County Executive Angela Alsobrooks made the announcement in a Thursday press conference.
USM committee addresses controversial building names in new policy revisions
The changes will be held to a vote with the full Board of Regents.
“Know Your Rights” workshop discusses racial injustice and interactions with police
The goal of the program was to educate young adults on their constitutional rights and how to handle encounters with law enforcement.
UMD marching band continues practice despite no in-person football performances
The Mighty Sound of Maryland plans to share pre-recorded songs to play during halftime at football games this year, but it won't be performing on the field.
Community members say UMD’s lawyer for collective bargaining talks is anti-union
Jay Krupin's online profile states that he "fought a lengthy and involved battle" to defeat a union.