Terp Thon fundraising total trumps last year’s record by more than $120,000
The total continued Terp Thon’s record-breaking trend but fell short of this year’s goal.
Dining Services replaces compostable Pepsi cups after stocking issues
Dining Services temporarily ran out of the compostable cups it had started using last year.
This University of Maryland team’s solar cell is thinner than a human hair
This cell’s light weight and portability could benefit people in the army or in third world countries.
UMD GSG launches investigation into president after noticing $30,000 budget overspending
Cork responded by accusing other GSG officials of collusion against her.
RHA board shoots down bill for more food transparency
Students can inquire about food supply and preparation with Dining Services.
The UMD physics student services office will move to a remodeled space in November
The space in the John S. Toll Physics building has been under construction since July.
UMD professors, researchers conduct study on fracking’s health impacts
Potential health hazards researchers identified include air quality, water quality and earthquakes.
USM councils participate in first joint advocacy day in Annapolis
About 150 members of the system’s staff, faculty and student councils urged state legislators to approve the proposed system budget for fiscal year 2017.
UMD hosts its first ‘Know Your Rights Week’
Various university organizations host a weeklong campaign for students to learn their basic rights.
Former UMD student indicted on hate crime charge in the death of Richard Collins
Sean Urbanski, 22, was indicted in July on one count of murder.