UMD SGA supports bill to help campus community express chosen identity on school documents
The organization voted unanimously to support the proposal for the bill.
UMD SGA votes to support 24/7 “morning after pill” access, as long as costs are reasonable
The bill would make emergency contraceptives available on college campuses at all times.
UMPD is working with an SGA council to address police and student relations
The council met with University Police on March 3 to discuss student concerns.
79 percent of international grad students say they are satisfied with their UMD experience
International students make up 33.6 percent of the graduate student population.
University of Maryland professor sheds light on similarities between racism and sexual assault
Victims of both are often oppressed by society, said Neil Irvin, an associate professor in the public health school.
One University of Maryland student found cardboard in a North Campus Diner meal
Dining Services spokesman Bart Hipple said an incident like this “doesn’t happen very often.”
A new campus organization at UMD aims to give a political voice to Muslim students
The group started in reaction to Donald Trump’s presidency.
Job prospects for some UMD students are “in limbo” after Trump’s hiring freeze
The freeze poses potential consequences for students across various majors, including political science and history.
“We are in this together”: Wallace Loh reaffirms opposition to Trump’s executive orders
Loh said 350 people at this university could be affected by Trump’s travel ban.
Some UMD bathrooms might start providing free feminine hygiene products
The SGA’s drafted legislation will be on a trial basis this spring.