UMD researcher earns grant for study on Asian Americans
The study will examine different parts of the lives of Asian Americans.
UMD, COPT to construct 75,000-square-foot building for government agencies, retailers
The project is slated for completion by the end of summer 2017.
Affordable Care Act lifts financial burden for college students and graduates, study finds
Young adults can remain on their parents’ health insurance plan until they’re 26, an expansion that has led to a 46 percent reduction in their likelihood of having “catastrophic costs.”
UMPD yet to release videos, further information on Courtyards pepper spray incident
Twitter backlash is claiming racism fueled the incident.
University Police arrest two at Courtyards party, use force
Twitter backlash is claiming racism fueled the incident.
Students fight for sexual assault prevention, comprehensive programming
Students called for the administration to take action on a plan preventing sexual violence.
SGA police advisory council gains momentum after year delay
The council plans to meet once a month starting next semester.
UMD completes campus projects, preps to start summer construction
Some construction project will begin this summer, while others will start in the fall.
UMD English instructors frustrated by low wages
Lecturers and senior lecturers are paid by the course instead of having a salary.
Beer sales at UMD athletic venues do not generate profit in first year
Beer sales during athletic events totaled about $950,000.