University of Maryland students barely voted for third party candidates
Fewer than 75 University of Maryland students voted in Stamp Student Union for third party candidates.
UMD Senate wants to change school application questions about criminal background
The changes are meant to destigmatize applying to UMD with a criminal background.
For some sexual assault survivors at UMD, election rhetoric can be triggering
On television and in class, the discussion of sexual assault is inescapable.
PG County state’s attorney could press charges after Jordan McNair report
Prosecutors want an unredacted version of the report.
“Skin is illegible”: Berkeley professor wants to move past racial labels
Berkeley professor Jabari Mahiri spoke about breaking down racial barriers.
“Coffee rust” is killing Latin American plants. A UMD professor is searching for a cure.
Priscila Chaverri will be traveling to Costa Rica to collect and study the fungi.
“It’s an honor to vote”: DACA status student UMD student speaks during immigration panel
Panelists discussed labor unions, corporate outsourcing and U.S. foreign policy through the lens of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
UMD to break ground on new dorms and dining hall at the end of the spring semester
The dorms will go on the Varsity Practice Fields and the south side of La Plata Beach.
More UMD professors are improving their websites for students with disabilities
A new policy from the spring set accessibility standards for new websites.
After Hurricane Matthew’s devastation, UMD students raise money for victims in Haiti
Hurricane Matthew hit Haiti as a Category 4 hurricane on Oct. 4 and killed about 1,000 people.