A new bill will require Maryland’s public colleges to form hate bias prevention programs
The colleges would also have to submit reports on their progress to the state legislature.
Napping pods are slated to come to McKeldin Library before finals
The two pods will each have 20-minute time limits for users.
Researchers try to give robots some common sense
Researchers at this university are working to program robots that can solve problems on their own.
UMD student donates stem cells to leukemia patient
“The opportunity to give somebody who is struggling from cancer another chance of life … I saw it as my responsibility as a human being.”
American University professor discusses evolution of Islam at START lecture
About 40 students, START employees and attendees came to hear Mohamed Nimer.
New library storage facility in the Severn Building will house up to 1.25 million books
The move will allow for more collaborative study spaces for students in university libraries.
City Council, CPCUP seek outside funding to boost College Park’s aesthetic appeal
The two entities are hoping to nab a $11 million to $14 million grant.
SGA votes to recommend UMD Resident Life update its drug policy
The SGA debated seven bills at its final general body meeting of the semester.
College Park bike-share program to launch in May
The 14 new bike stations will be found both on campus and throughout College Park.
UMD alum and NYT bestselling author discusses Hillary Clinton’s failed campaign
The authors of the bestselling book are also planning to write another book about the 2020 elections.