South Campus Dining Hall’s Mongolian Grill reopens after temporary closing
Snow damage to South Campus Dining Hall caused the station to close.
UMD celebrates installation of more than 7,000 solar panels on parking garages
The solar canopies were installed over Regents Drive, Terrapin Trail and Mowatt Lane parking garages during the summer.
UMD Police say a derogatory phrase on a student’s whiteboard isn’t a hate bias incident
The Department of Resident Life initially sent out a letter to the dorm’s residents calling the act a hate bias incident.
GSG promotes initiative for better student-adviser relationships
This university’s Graduate Student Government raises awareness to graduate students about its Mutual Expectation Agreement.
Two UMD students from Puerto Rico team up to raise money for their homeland
Hurricane Maria left almost all 3.4 million Puerto Rico residents without power after it hit the island Sept. 20.
Loh: DeVos rescinding Obama’s Title IX guidelines leaves UMD in “period of uncertainty”
This university currently uses the preponderance of evidence standard for cases of sexual misconduct.
After Charlottesville violence, UMD police say they’re prepared for campus protests
Loh said this university has “had a plan long before Charlottesville” but would not disclose it due to security reasons.
You can now buy crab cakes at Maryland Stadium’s new food stand
The stand also serves pork barbecue, soft pretzels with crab dip and fresh-brewed iced tea.
UMD’s Title IX officer has been reassigned to report to the school’s general counsel
SGA President AJ Pruitt called the reassignment a conflict of interest, and said in a statement that Title IX Officer Catherine Carroll called it a “demotion” in a conversation with him.
‘It was like a bomb went off’: A Charlottesville witness shares his experiences
More than 40 University of Maryland students and local activists attended the event.