UMD President Loh says funding, tuition will be major issues for his successor
He is set to retire in June 2020.
“No action, no future”: UMD students join worldwide climate strike in D.C.
Students across the world skipped school on Friday to demand action on climate change.
“Body-positive” activewear start-up wins $15,000 at annual UMD business competition
Aurora Tights offers tights for skaters and dancers of all skin tones.
Two hate bias incidents involving swastikas were reported at UMD in February
The hate symbols were found in on-campus bathrooms.
UMD honors late journalist’s work for civil rights movement for Black History Month
Anne Farris Rosen, an adjunct journalism professor at UMD, co-wrote a book with her father John Herbers on his coverage of the civil rights movement
New sexual assault programming is set to roll out at UMD this spring
Some students said they wanted to see more in-person trainings offered.
UMD’s Stamp will be a polling location for College Park elections this fall
The next election is on Nov. 5.
After past failed attempts, UMD grad students rally again for collective bargaining rights
Dozens of graduate students attended the bill’s first hearing.
After Maryland football controversy, USM will undergo its first external review in two decades
When the review is complete, a committee will evaluate the report and provide feedback to the board.
UMD lecturer dies after medical emergency on campus
Thomas Sanders, 79, taught in the business school.