200 UMD graduate students protest tax reform bill that could make tuition waivers taxable
The bill passed in the House of Representatives on Thursday.
W.E.B. Du Bois Honor Society hosts UMD’s Pan-African Conference
The event served as an outlet for the community to discuss issues black people face and provide a place for people to embrace their identities.
University Senate plays significant campus role, but few students vote or know about it
Senator elections are now open, though past years have seen low turnout.
UMD Delta Tau Delta chapter president dismisses drugging allegations
Students say the email is damaging and discourages victims from coming forward.
Sustainability Fund announces first round of projects for 2015-16 year
The total grant money available this year is $470,000.
UMD’s Physics Welding Shop will become a new creative space for students
The MakerSpace will be the 12th on the campus.
UMD’s public policy school has a new minor aligned with the Do Good initiative
The minor will be offered beginning spring 2018.
An SGA Council discusses how to improve student-police relations at UMD
PARC plans to meet with University Police every other week this semester.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan blocks companies boycotting Israel from getting state funds
Hogan spoke against the “shameful BDS movement” in a news release Monday.
UMD professors discuss diversity and affirmative action on campus
Some spoke of the racial problems the university still has to solve, including the underrepresentation of black students in the student body.