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.
Maryland will invest $3 million in a new Center for Sports Medicine in Cole Field House
The center will specialize in research on neuroscience and house an orthopedic clinic open to the public.
After scrutiny over funding, the University of Maryland announces new Title IX positions
Title IX Director Catherine Carroll has previously said her office is “under-staffed” and “under-resourced.”
Grunig Gala teaches UMD communications students the value of relationships
The keynote speaker, social media expert Katie Paine, spoke to about 200 people gathered at the Samuel Riggs IV Alumni Center Tuesday night.
Maryland has some of the US’ strictest gun laws. Some leaders say it’s still not enough.
U.S. Rep. Donna Edwards urged students to vote Nov. 8 and make their voices heard on gun legislation.
Prince Frederick Hall earns LEED Gold rating for sustainability
To earn a Gold rating, a building has to score at least 60 points out of 110 in categories such as water efficiency, indoor environmental quality and innovation.
STEM buildings are inhibiting learning, students say
Several buildings need “comprehensive modernization,” according to Facilities Management rankings.
College Park officials looks to make changes to Trolley Trail amid safety concerns
Plans to improve the trails have been in works for at least a decade.
After Hurricane Matthew’s devastation, UMD students raise money for victims in Haiti
Hurricane Matthew hit Haiti as a Category 4 hurricane on Oct. 4 and killed about 1,000 people.