UMD doctoral student helps discover possible volcano on Mars
The volcano means there might have been or may currently be microbial life on Mars, space historian Rod Pyle said.
Stolen and attempted stolen vehicle reports at UMD more than tripled last year
The rise in stolen and attempted stolen vehicles in 2023 reflects the regional and national trends.
UMD graduate students express mixed feelings over updated parental leave policy
The new policy affects all graduate departments and programs and applies to all instances of birth or adoption.
Harvard professor discusses history of life on earth in UMD lecture
The lecture was part of the George and Rosalind Helz Distinguished Lecture in Geology series.
UMD alumni share entrepreneurship journeys at Terps Under 30 event
Terps Under 30 aims to connect current students with alums through networking and short talks each year, according to the alumni association.
3 fraternity chapters to continue lawsuit against UMD after cease and desist
The updated lawsuit alleges that the university “infringed thousands of students’ civil rights” during its pause of IFC and PHA organizations' activities.
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority chapter sues UMD over Greek life suspension
In addition to Kappa Alpha Theta — a member of the Panhellenic Association — the lawsuit also lists six anonymous plaintiffs designated as Jane Does.
UMD community members gather to watch documentary on Hamas’ attack on Israeli music festival
Maryland Hillel, Terps for Israel and UMD Mishelanu hosted the screening in Stamp Student Union.
UMD SGA looks to increase pedestrian, bicyclist safety on Knox Road
Some university community members say the road is dangerous and that College Park should add new safety measures.
Chefs highlight their backgrounds, personalities through takeovers in the dining hall
Every few weeks, different chefs at South Campus Dining Hall create and serve a special dish reflecting their backgrounds or a part of their personalities at the Chef’s Table station.