UMD students could be able to vote in College Park elections at Stamp this year
It would be the first time city voters can vote in city council elections on campus.
Family and students mourn UMD’s Robin Sawyer, who taught wildly popular sexuality class
He was passionate about sex education, soccer and strong cups of tea.
Cost overruns could increase on Maryland’s Purple Line by $60 million
Already at $215 million, overruns could come to $275 million.
UMD GSG supports state bill to give grad students collective bargaining rights
But one representative was staunchly opposed.
The UMD Co-op is giving out safety pins as a sign of solidarity after Donald Trump’s win
The idea of using a safety pin as a symbol of solidarity emerged after the Brexit referendum.
UMD dedicates journalism classroom to Capital Gazette shooting victims
More than 50 people attended the ceremony in Knight Hall.
Broadcaster Ted Koppel: US military is reactive, but cybersecurity threats change things
Koppel spoke about “Weapons of Mass Disruption” before an audience of about 75 people at the University of Maryland.
Sen. Jim Rosapepe defends President Loh to UMD GSG, which favored his retirement
The president is set to retire in June.
UMD GSG wants the administration to “define its stance” on protecting undocumented students
The group hopes to make this university a sanctuary campus for undocumented students.
Four UMD cafes are opening next year. On the menu? Foods like Ramen and sushi.
Students can head to H.J. Patterson Hall in the spring and Edward St. John Learning and Teaching Center in the summer.