UMD student groups for Clinton, Trump and Johnson went head-to-head in a mock debate
A participant called the mock debate similar to the real ones: “facts were rare, and personal insults went wild.”
UMD DOTS is upgrading its Shuttle-UM technology in 2017 so riders never miss a stop again
The buses will also be able to track the locations where students are getting on and off.
UMD’s Graduate Council continues to push for better student-advisor relations
The graduate school hopes to have clear outlines for teaching assistants developed by the end of this academic year.
Sex in College Park 2016
Everything you could ever want to know about sex at the University of Maryland.
For some sexual assault survivors at UMD, election rhetoric can be triggering
On television and in class, the discussion of sexual assault is inescapable.
Tinder horror stories from the University of Maryland
Not all Tinder experiences are created equal, so we sent a reporter to learn about some Tinder horror stories endured by University of Maryland students.
The pill remains the most popular form of birth control prescribed at UMD’s Health Center
The center began offering more effective methods more than a year ago.
Four new graduate programs are coming to the University of Maryland
The University Senate voted to approve the new programs at its meeting Wednesday.
A reporter who covered the Laquan McDonald shooting talked to UMD students about racism
Jamie Kalven, a journalist and human rights activist, discussed institutional racism and gave advice to University of Maryland student journalists trying to report on it.
UMD held a town hall to make its restricted research policy “more definitive”
The current policy does not allow university students and faculty to conduct restricted research, with a few exceptions.