First university-sponsored Phillips Collection exhibition opens
“Acts of Silence” is by George Mason University printmaking professor Helen Frederick.
Terp Farm increases crop production, student involvement
In 2015, the farm grew 11,233 pounds of vegetables.
Junior Tim Martin named to Hogan commission on service, volunteerism
Tim Martin first joined Cub Scouts at age 6.
Mongolian Grill temporarily closes after snow damage
Best case scenario: the station will reopen on Monday.
RecWell feature measures how crowded campus gyms are
Students can check how much open space gyms have before opting to work out there.
RHA Senate creates new orientation advisory committee
The committee could be the next step in communicating student concerns to the orientation office.
SGA meets with USM to encourage fossil fuel divestment
System representatives were receptive to the possibility of divesting over the next 10 years.
Aldon Morris notes W.E.B. Du Bois’ forgotten impact on sociology
“The lesson that I learned from Du Bois is that we must complain, we must agitate for change,” he said.
MLaw introduces new Freddie Gray class, students focus on racial issues
Students share their perspectives on Freddie Gray and other racial issues in a new MLaw course.
Maryland Attorney General’s Identity Theft Unit official gives tips on protecting information
There are two main ways identity thieves can obtain a person’s information: They can take it, or you can give it to them.