UMD set to update sexual misconduct policies after state starts Title IX legal fees fund
The University Senate voted to approve the changes at its meeting Wednesday.
UMD suspends Hong Kong study abroad program amid protests
"Going out into the city started getting harder because ... there would be protesters and police."
UMD students charged with researching turf grass options for Duvall Field present findings
Since the start of the semester, a group of students have looked at the pros and cons of three turf types.
GSG backs state bill that would give graduate student workers collective bargaining rights
The bill is set to be proposed in the state legislature in January.
Former UMD student charged in Richard Collins’ killing is set to stand trial next week
Sean Urbanski's trial has been delayed four times.
UMD Senate sees high volume of legislation following changing state and federal laws
This semester, all senate committees have been charged with multiple pieces of legislation.
UMD climate activists list demands, raise awareness for global warming at first teach-in
Student environmental groups plan to hold weekly demonstrations next semester.
UMD professor continues decades-long research comparing foster care to orphanages
Nathan Fox and his colleagues have examined the outcomes of Romanian children placed in foster care early in their lives.
Board of Regents OKs new major at UMD focused on virtual reality design
The major, called immersive media design, will combine computer science and art.
The federal government opened a new probe into UMD’s Title IX process this year
It opened three cases in 2017.