Two PG County groups will partner to expand services for domestic violence victims
Seven organizations in Prince George’s County were awarded money through the Domestic Violence Grant Program.
After Hibachi-San’s opening, manager says food adds something special to Stamp food court
The restaurant opened in the Stamp Student Union food court on Oct. 9.
After UMD hate bias incidents, the SGA wants to create a campus black history tour
The SGA wants to create a virtual or walking tour by February.
UMD Police respond to reports of Title IX-related incidents, theft
This week in crime.
UMD Muslim advocacy group hosts event for immigrants to share their experiences
The University of Maryland’s Muslim Alliance for Social Change was founded in 2017.
After Trump nixed birth control mandate, UMD town hall discusses options for students
The town hall featured panelists from this university’s Health Center and the Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services.
Some members of UMD’s Jewish community still feel safe on campus despite swastika incidents
This university has 6,500 students who are Jewish, according to Hillel’s website.
UMD students can now see their peers’ artwork featured in Stamp’s coffee shop
Students who wish to participate can submit their works and a brief write-up about their pieces to a Google Doc.
This house is 100 percent solar powered. A UMD team wants to mass produce it.
The team won the national Solar Decathlon competition with its six-room solar energy house.
UMD participates in fourth annual Great ShakeOut Earthquake Drills
Schools, businesses and other organizations all across the state of Maryland participated in the Great Shakeout drill.