Terps for Trump chalking outside Stamp advocated building a wall and deporting DREAMers
Students later washed away the messages with buckets of water.
Multiple legislative Unity Party candidates drop out of SGA election
Former candidates said they were not aware of the party’s failure to disclose all contributions in a financial report.
Terps for Turbans event aims to demystify one of the most visible symbols of the Sikh religion
Members of the organization offered to tie the turban around anyone who wished to experience it.
Maryland legislature approves bill expanding paid sick leave for nearly 700,000 workers
The bill would require the University System of Maryland to extend sick leave benefits to about 10,000 student workers.
UMD MaryPIRG celebrates state’s permanent fracking ban after months of lobbying
Members gathered more than 1,000 student signatures against fracking over this semester.
SGA could take action to support Chesapeake Bay cleanup after potential Trump budget cuts
President Trump is proposing to cut Chesapeake Bay restoration funding from $73 million to $5 million.
NYT’s Thomas Friedman discussed global change and optimism at UMD’s Sadat Forum
He talked about his latest book, ‘Thank You for Being Late: An Optimist’s Guide to Thriving in the Age of Accelerations.’
“One of the smartest people I ever knew”: UMD mourns death of professor Ray Paternoster
Paternoster, who has worked at this university since 1982, died Sunday morning.
After Trump’s announcement, a UMD official wants to codify protections for trans students
This university does not have a written policy allowing transgender students to use the bathroom of their choice.
UMD students discuss the future of U.S.-Israel relations under President Trump
About 90 students gathered in McKeldin Library’s special events room Thursday night for Aaron David Miller’s lecture.