Broadcaster Ted Koppel: US military is reactive, but cybersecurity threats change things
Koppel spoke about “Weapons of Mass Disruption” before an audience of about 75 people at the University of Maryland.
A University of Maryland student was crowned Miss Maryland
After an elbow injury ended her cheerleading career, Adrianna David turned to pageants.
UMD’s counseling center and Dining Services are teaming up to help students prep for exams
Academic coaches will be giving study tips in the South Campus Dining Hall this week.
University of Maryland Senate joins the fight to protect undocumented students
It states that the senate — representing faculty, staff and students at this university — is committed to “intellectual discourse, free speech, diversity, inclusion, freedom from violence, and mutual respect.”
President Loh asks senior staff to review ProtectUMD’s demands
The team will review all student petitions during a meeting Friday.
More than 100 students and professors came together to discuss the rise of Donald Trump
The Potomac Center for the Study of Modernity and the Miller Center for Historical Studies teamed up for the first time to organize the discussion.
These students want to bring concealed carry to UMD, starting with mace and knives
The groups advocate using these weapons for self-defense.
A napping center could be coming to the University of Maryland thanks to an SGA proposal
The napping center would help better serve off-campus and commuter students who can’t make it home throughout the day, SGA representatives said.
A UMD class on radicalism and Islam returns after being canceled due to a terrorist attack
The former Afghan ambassador to Canada and France will teach the class, which will be offered next spring.
UMD grad students created a sexual assault prevention task force
Some graduate students feel their input is overlooked by this university.