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.
College Park reflects after Jonas snowstorm
City officials reflect on snow removal and city preparation after snowstorm Jonas hit more than one week ago.
Discount app launches in College Park, promotes local restaurants
Users can earn discounts of up to 30 percent from nine affiliated restaurants.
Dining Services will offer new meal plans this fall
Say goodbye to dining points, Terp Bucks and carryout.
UMD professor Sahar Khamis leads interfaith dialogue at Bethesda church
Khamis spoke at the Bradley Hills Presbyterian Church in Bethesda on Sunday to address facts and falsehoods about Islam.
Survey finds more than half of students text and drive
Many students said they feel pressured to respond to incoming calls and text messages, regardless of whether they’re driving.
Tawes Hall is now home to American studies department, more classrooms
The $15.9 million project included the creation of six new classrooms, additional offices and a cafe.
DOTS expands bus service to and from Courtyards
The new schedule says a bus will arrive every 10 minutes on weekdays.
New UMD master’s program will analyze workplace behavior
Students can begin taking the industrial organizational psychology program next semester.