One year after its creation, a UMD sustainability program is expanding to 13 dorms
The Green Terp program aims to get students to practice more sustainable habits.
Bold Party wins uncontested SGA election amid low voter turnout
About 6 percent of the student body voted in the uncontested election.
UMD campaign to raise money for families impacted by autism
The UMD Autism Research Consortium has raised 28 percent of its $83,000 goal.
UMD junior leads quiz bowl team to 4th place at national tournament
He earned the most points by an individual at this year’s competition.
SGA candidates aim to inform during town hall despite low turnout
The Bold Party shared its plans to move forward with efforts to prevent sexual assault and continue this year’s initiatives, including a push for pre-published syllabi.
Four new dining plans will be available to UMD commuter students next year
The cheaper plans set a maximum number of meals students can eat per semester.
Pagan community group looks to start UMD student chapter
Members of the group worship their respective deities, each in their own way. The group would help students explore alternatives to Christianity, Islam and Judaism.
Leslie King-Hammond leads Driskell Center lecture on evolution of African-American art
Hammond’s work with African-American art and children from Baltimore inspired her to work with organizations that would help students continue to express their frustrations and struggles through art.
Alpha Sigma Phi helps eight Greek organizations become Safe Haven certified
In order to get the certification, members of this university’s Greek life community had to participate in a four-hour training program.