UMD SGA discusses seven proposed student fee increases at town hall
Full time undergraduates could pay $40 more to the Division of Information Technology next year.
A redesigned Clarice cafe will create a healthier, more upscale dining experience
Dining Services expects to reopen the cafe after spring break next year.
The University of Maryland had two composting dorms last year. Now it has 11.
Resident Life hopes to tackle South Hill community next.
UMD alumni create free app to keep unwanted credit card charges in check
The app currently has about 65,000 signups.
Counseling services nationwide are backlogged. Here’s how one UMD frat is reacting.
Alpha Tau Omega has partnered with the online platform Talkspace to provide free counseling to members.
The University of Maryland Senate will revise the “antiquated” code of student conduct
The Senate Executive Committee also discussed diverse hiring practices at its meeting Tuesday night.
University of Maryland students are helping teens with autism improve their social skills
The course will specifically address challenges that autistic teens interested in going to college may face.
UMD students react to the first presidential debate
More than 300 students packed into Hoff Theater to watch the first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
Meet the Shotgun Sports Team, the only UMD team that shoots guns instead of scoring goals
The group recently finished third at the Gold and Blue Trap and Skeet Competition at the University of Delaware.
UMPD is training to fight increasing opiate overdose rates in Maryland
Narcan, administered nasally, removes opiates from receptors in the brain and allows organs to start working again.