UMD president Darryll Pines talks campus climate, infrastructure in biannual address Pines shared highlights from the Belonging and Community Survey, which aimed to assess community members’ experiences, perceptions and sense of belonging. Irit Skulnik December 5, 2024
White House advisor discusses climate change, cancer research at UMD talk Arati Prabhakar, the director of the White House’s science and technology policy office, joined university president Darryll Pines for the forum. Freelance Reporter December 5, 2024
UMD RHA votes in favor of increasing dining, housing fees RHA voted Tuesday to approve a 9.33 percent dining fee increase and a nearly 4 percent housing fee increase for fiscal year 2026. Nicole Pilsbury December 4, 2024
5 questions with new UMD Dining Services director Christopher Moore Moore discussed topics ranging from new dining initiatives to carry out meals in an interview with The Diamondback. Nicole Pilsbury December 3, 2024
Behind the scenes of UMD’s Yahentamitsi Dining Hall The Diamondback toured the dining hall's kitchen last month to explore how the 2-year-old dining hall sustains its production. Audrey Keefe December 3, 2024
UMD to receive $18 million for Maryland athletics, sports management program Stephen Schanwald, a former Chicago Bulls marketing executive, is set to donate the third-largest gift in Maryland athletics history. Lillian Glaros December 3, 2024
UMD students petition SGA for campuswide vote on divestment from defense companies This university’s Students for Justice in Palestine chapter created the petition for a general vote, or referendum, earlier in November. Diamondback Staff December 3, 2024
UMD announces annual 2-day fall break for students The fall break will take place on the second Monday and Tuesday of each October. Sanya Wason December 2, 2024
UPDATED: Regents Drive reopens after water main break The water main break had closed all traffic between Stadium Drive and Industrial Lane, near the J.M. Patterson Building. Sanya Wason December 1, 2024
UMD staff, faculty members call for stronger commuter benefits Some university community members say public transportation benefits and rising parking costs on campus have been a burden for many commuters. Freelance Reporter November 27, 2024