UMD group offers a mix of dance and community service
When they aren’t packing lunches or handing out hygiene products, the STEPP members practice stepping, a modernized African step dance.
UMD could limit Carroll, Caroline and Wicomico halls to double and single rooms next year
Resident Life official said the department is trying to limit overcrowding.
UMD’s transgender students push for more multi-user gender-neutral bathrooms
About 250 single-user bathrooms will be converted to gender-neutral this semester.
As UMD President Loh postpones retirement, USM takes first step to find his successor
University System of Maryland Regent Gary Attman will head the search committee.
UMD grad students think they can make progress toward collective bargaining rights this year
After football scandals and state elections, activists are optimistic.
Maryland Gov. Hogan’s budget proposal has raises for state employees, extra funds for USM
This comes after the union that represents UMD’s workers couldn’t agree to a deal with the governor.
“Maryland has wrecked my life”: The story behind a $3 million racial discrimination lawsuit at UMD
The two black electricians who filed it say they're fighting a "well-known culture."
UMD SGA rebukes Betsy DeVos’ proposed new Title IX guidelines
They plan to join in on the public comment process.
These students want to bring concealed carry to UMD, starting with mace and knives
The groups advocate using these weapons for self-defense.
UMD students boycotted a psychology exam. Their instructor was delighted.
Kidus Solomon thought skipping his exam could help his grade. At least, that’s what the junior communication major hoped when he and hundreds of his…