SGA wants student veterans to have priority class registration at UMD
The SGA is aiming to offer veterans early registration for summer classes.
“We need this desperately”: grad teaching assistants could get collective bargaining rights
Ten University of Maryland graduate students testified in Annapolis on Tuesday in support of the bill.
White supremacist propaganda is increasing at universities nationwide, study says
White supremacists have been targeting U.S. college campuses since 2016, the report said.
A new bill will require Maryland’s public colleges to form hate bias prevention programs
The colleges would also have to submit reports on their progress to the state legislature.
After UMD campus departments propose fee increases, RHA discusses the proposals
DOTS, the Department of Resident Life and Dining Services proposed fee increases last week.
Grad students say their voices weren’t heard in a quality of life survey
The last time the graduate student population was surveyed was in 2010.
A UMD student is taking his speedskating skills to the Olympics
At his first Olympic trials in 2014, Hong was the youngest competitor and finished 11th.
“People are really struggling”: grad student survey shows widespread financial insecurity
More than 2,000 of this university’s 10,653 graduate students responded to the anonymous survey.
Loh calls MSU sexual abuse scandal “horrific,” while UMD students question the system
The events at Michigan State have drawn parallels to the 2011 reports of the Jerry Sandusky sexual abuse scandal at Penn State.
Napping pods are slated to come to McKeldin Library before finals
The two pods will each have 20-minute time limits for users.