Women of color in UMD community are making it as entrepreneurs despite challenges
Women of color have been the driving force of the growth of women-owned businesses over the past decade.
UMD workers’ union speaks out on unsafe work conditions in first state labor board hearing
The board is having hearings throughout the week.
No SATs, virtual counselors: High school seniors reflect on applying to UMD amid COVID
The university recieved a record number of applicants for the fall 2021 semester.
UMD SGA to hold student body vote on allocating fees to MaryPIRG staff salaries
Students will vote on allocating a little more than $34,000 for the salary of a MaryPIRG campus organizer.
UMD Task Force on Community Policing pushes back release of recommendations
The task force won't release its recommendations until the end of the spring semester.
UMD extends test-optional applications until 2023
The extension is part of an effort to increase access to the university.
Former UMD President Wallace Loh is earning the second-highest salary at UMD this year
The former president is earning $734k this year as an adviser to the USM chancellor.
Interactive: Tracking UMD COVID-19 metrics before and after the sequester-in-place order
Here’s a look at what led the campus to a sequester-in-place and the university’s COVID metrics since.
A team of UMD students are building a machine to compete in a tunnel boring competition
The team was selected out of nearly 400 applicants, and will be going up against 11 other groups in the competition.
United Students Against Sweatshops pushes UMD to bargain with workers union
Students in USAS handed out masks to union workers at McKeldin Library.