UMD students travel to support Hillary Clinton
Members of the Terps for Hillary student group traveled to New Hampshire in support of their presidential candidate.
Dining Services explains snow day openings
Dining Services employees still need to report to work when the University of Maryland closes for snow.
Terp Thon’s Day of Miracles raises more than $100,000, breaks record
The student organization decided to up the ante after “crushing” their $15,000 goal last year.
UMD receives research grant to study military professionalism
Being a professional can have different meanings to many people, especially in the armed services.
University Senate approves new business analytics masters program
The program aims to fulfill the growing need for a workforce skilled in big-data analysis.
Spanish and Portuguese department’s Red Dot campaign celebrates languages, identity
The stickers are designed to raise awareness, celebrate the department’s identity and illustrate the pervasiveness of the languages in society.
UMD will see three new sets of solar panels by the end of the year
The university will install new solar panels on the Regents Drive, Mowatt Lane and Terrapin Trail parking garages.
Mulligan’s Grill and Pub offers new menu selections
Mulligan’s also offers beer specials and a buffet before Terps basketball games.
Clark Hall is on schedule to be complete by June 2017
The project costs $169.1 million and will result in a 184,000-square-foot, six-story tall building.
Department of Energy selects UMD team for 2017 Solar Decathlon
The biennial competition challenges student-led teams from across the globe to create solar-powered homes.