UMD faculty, students and educators attend documentary on black language
Students had the opportunity to ask the film’s executive producer Walt Wolfram questions about his work and its context in today’s society.
U.S. Rep. Anthony Brown introduces bill to provide 2 free years of community college
If passed, the act would provide two years of community college for free and an affordable pathway for low-income students to a four-year college degree.
UMD RHA redistributes senators on campus in time for council elections
RHA bylaws require one senator for every 250 residents and a minimum of 100 residents is required to consider an addition of a voting representative.
UMD just got its first cooperative house for graduate students
Cooperative Housing at the University of Maryland and the Graduate Student Government collaborated to provide the house for graduate students.
Stamp Student Union is getting a new hibachi restaurant — and it serves poke
Hibachi-San is slated to open in the Stamp Student Union food court by Sept. 27.
UMD Senate will review limited enrollment programs for the first time since their creation
The Education Affairs Committee will review past Senate action on these programs, including their effects on students’ academic experiences and comparing them to similar programs at other peer institutions.
UMD’s counseling center saw an increase in appointments following hate bias incidents
The number of intake appointments in the 2016-17 academic year jumped 11 percent from the previous year.
Some UMD grad students are upset with Loh’s announcement of the school’s new dean
Loh announced the pick for the new graduate school dean in a campuswide email Aug. 28.
Sen. Chris Van Hollen will discuss partisan divide at UMD’s Sadat Forum
Sen. Chris Van Hollen will be speaking Sept. 28 in Hoff Theater in Stamp Student Union.