A Maryland bill could make it easier for children of divorced parents to afford college
The proposed bill would give courts the authority to extend the age of majority for child support.
UMD’s comp sci classes are getting more open seats, thanks to one student’s petition
The petition has received more than 1,000 signatures.
Minority UMD faculty say retention rate for these groups must improve
University President Wallace Loh said while the campus has focused on increasing the diversity of its hires, the problem lies in retention.
There have been 27 hate bias incidents reported at UMD this semester
Data on past university hate bias investigations will likely be released next week, a spokeswoman said.
UMD Senate votes to lower standard of evidence for student misconduct hearings
University President Wallace Loh will need to approve the revisions before they go into effect.
UMD students have mixed reactions to new hate bias coordinator position and policy changes
The coordinator will meet with individuals affected by hate bias incidents as requested.
For UMD students living on North Campus, keeping kosher can be hard
The Entrepreneurship and Innovation Program is a living and learning program based in La Plata Hall.
Survey finds many UMD employees don’t feel they have a close friend at work
Many respondents also said the university has neglected to ask them about their progress in the workplace over the past six months.
SGA votes to recommend UMD Resident Life update its drug policy
The SGA debated seven bills at its final general body meeting of the semester.