“I’m very lucky to be alive”: UMD students, faculty remember 9/11 attacks
Fifteen years later, university students and faculty gathered to honor those who didn’t survive the 9/11 attacks at a multi-faith service Sunday afternoon.
UMD’s class of 2018 is graduating soon. Here’s a look back at their last four years.
From Melo Trimble to Anytime Dining, the class of 2018 has seen a lot.
A terrorist attack in Afghanistan has caused the Honors College to cancel a class
Two attackers killed 13 people at the partnering university.
UMD President Wallace Loh hints at new arts addition to Route 1
A gallery could be in the works.
Jonathan Allen’s SGA presidential campaign will focus on affordability for students
Allen is currently the SGA’s speaker of the legislature.
Preventing Sexual Assault holds third annual Occupy McKeldin for UMD community
The event hosted speakers and workshops for sexual assault survivors.
UMD Police investigate false report of fire alarm in on-campus dorm
Both incidents took place in the early morning of March 11.
UMD hosts panel on rights and accessibility for individuals with disabilities
The event was hosted by the President’s Commission on Disability Issues.
Black men suffering from trauma are likely to be repeat victims, UMD study finds
Researchers from this university investigate “trauma recidivism.”
UMD community reacts to pepper spray video footage release
“It was just hard to watch,” Student Government Association President Katherine Swanson said.