These groups want a statue of ACC’s first black football player by Maryland Stadium
The National Network for the Liberation of College Athletes sent a letter to university President Wallace Loh on Sept. 6.
SGA votes to support Terps Vote coalition as election season looms
The SGA plans to tackle topics including syllabi availability and a shuttle to Annapolis in the near future.
The University of Maryland Wi-Fi is back up and running, IT department says
The IT department will increase system monitoring and add new wireless controllers in the next 30 days.
Take a look at the University of Maryland’s new real estate minor
Twenty-two students have expressed interest in the new program.
University of Maryland students have 99 problems, and spotty Wi-Fi is 98 of them.
Students’ classes and work are already feeling the impact.
Want to work for the FBI? Greenbelt’s new national security academy could be your best bet.
The new academy would collaborate with the FBI in research and educational opportunities.
Think you’re allergic to penicillin? You’re probably not, says a new UMD study
Different variations of penicillin make up a “very broad class of antibiotics.”
Dining Services doesn’t know why South Campus Dining Hall sink water was brown last week
Diner users came across the dirty water as early as Monday.
University of Maryland’s Reading Day won’t be on a weekend for the next 6 years
Students will have an extra day to study for final exams.
“I’m very lucky to be alive”: UMD students, faculty remember 9/11 attacks
Fifteen years later, university students and faculty gathered to honor those who didn’t survive the 9/11 attacks at a multi-faith service Sunday afternoon.