Terps Against Hunger packed its millionth meal on Sunday
Hundreds of students and officials gathered in Xfinity Center for the organization’s Homecoming Service Event.
UMD talk examines the effect of hip hop, sports and fashion on black men
It was the first time this university’s NAACP chapter and the Black Male Initiative teamed up to hold an event.
UMD researchers received $2 million from the Energy Department to develop solar technology
They aim to develop a cost-effective power system.
UMD students are worried about rising rents at Graduate Hills and Graduate Gardens
It increased by $37 per month.
The University of Maryland Wi-Fi is back up and running, IT department says
The IT department will increase system monitoring and add new wireless controllers in the next 30 days.
Shorter lines vs. take out: UMD’s new dining plan draws mixed reactions
An all-you-can-eat, Anytime Dining plan replaced the old points system this year.
UMD gives grants to address bias and identity issues, but they aren’t being used
“I think we can do a better job in getting the word out,” chief diversity officer Kumea Shorter-Gooden said.
UMD hosts Grindr editor to talk about the LGBT dating app
Stafford is the editor in chief of Grindr and INTO magazine.
SGA candidate who dropped out must stay on ballot, elections board says
Financial affairs vice presidential candidate Keith Katz requested to withdraw last week.
