Stamp says UMD’s Co-op is closing next month. Its workers still have hope.
They're trying to fundraise and gather support for the business.
UMD DOTS wants to raise awareness for people with “invisible disabilities”
The campaign encourages able-bodied riders to give up their bus seats.
UMD RHA votes to adapt diversity and inclusion action committee to improve efficiency
The measure passed 32-4 with no abstentions.
UMD SGA strikes down BDS bill after five hours of discussion
More than 400 students trekked to the meeting.
UMD faculty, students will help choose President Loh’s replacement
USM Chancellor Robert Caret announced who would sit on the committee to find Loh's successor Wednesday.
“Welcome to the fight”: Teach-in event at UMD aims to reduce gun violence
About three dozen people attended the event at the Edward St. John Building, which was led by a panel of local experts and activists.
UMD’s LGBTQ+ community celebrates Pride Month with zine writing workshop at Stamp
The event, Between the Lines: A Pride-Themed Zine Writing Workshop, was held at Stamp's Studio A.
UMD professor Stanley Plumly remembered for his devotion to students, poetry
Plumly, who taught poetry at this university for 34 years, died this month from multiple myeloma complications.
After construction delays, the Purple Line development team has a new CEO
The new CEO is Peter van der Waart, who has previously worked on large public-private partnerships.
“She loved learning so much”: Memorial scholarship honors Olivia Paregol’s curiosity
The freshman died last November due to complications from pneumonia caused by adenovirus.