UMD DOTS voided 27 percent of tickets last year, thanks to platforms like Skype
The video chat appeal launched last semester gives students a chance for a two-way conversation.
UMD Gen Ed courses are meeting student demand amid high enrollment, officials say
The number of seats offered and issued has increased in nearly every general education course category from the spring 2016 to fall 2016 semester.
UMD doesn’t offer dual doctorate degrees, but some other Big Ten schools do
Several other Big Ten schools, such as Ohio State and Michigan State, offer more flexible dual-degree graduate programs.
UMD cybersecurity program to start offering NSA-led courses, mentorships
The NSA will provide eight to nine teachers for several ACES courses.
Some University of Maryland students are seeking more diversity-focused classes
Kumea Shorter-Gooden, chief diversity officer, acknowledged that there is room for improvement.
UMD students react to third debate, Trump’s refusal to say he’ll accept election results
About 200 students gathered in Hoff Theater for the third debate watch party.
UMD Senate will consider programs in environmental health, finance and computer networking
After a Senate Executive Committee vote, the four proposals will go to the University Senate next month.
Adele’s is closed for dinner, and RHA is brainstorming new ways to use the space
Student groups will be able to reserve the space for evening events.
The SGA is proposing an alternative to the University of Maryland’s Greek life tailgate
A committee has been campaigning for a tailgate for Student Government Association-recognized student groups.
UMD professors, former Romney speechwriter weigh in on the 2016 election
In this election cycle, Mitt Romney’s former speechwriter Lindsay Hayes said she has found she has “a lot more in common” with Democrats.