UMD student and her mother offer “melanin-rich” history for Black History Month
Radiance and Barbara Talley highlighted everything from melanocyte cells to the invention of potato chips.
A Maryland bill would give college athletes collective bargaining rights
Maryland would be the first state to do so in the nation.
UMD Police issue arrest warrant for suspect in University Book Center burglaries
The suspect is Robert Lee Scott Jr., 55, of Capitol Heights.
Water outages hit UMD dorms, force Eppley and SPH to close early
A water main broke on Valley Drive.
“He’s going back on his word”: UMD students react to President Loh postponing retirement
The president will be staying on for a year longer than originally planned.
UMD Police arrest suspect in unlawful touching incident near Stamp
Patrick Craig Locke, 26, faces three charges.
UMD Police arrest two suspects in Fraternity Row burglary
The burglary occurred at 1 Fraternity Row last week.
A Title IX coordinator warns USM’s Board of Regents about PR during investigations
The coordinator, Megan Farrell, had a presentation focused on the history of Title IX laws and protections.
UMD graduate students are frustrated with high rents and a lack of housing options
The Graduate Student Government created a task force to address these issues.
At State of the Campus, UMD President Loh criticizes Regents, touts campus improvements
Some senators wanted him to talk more about the football scandals and their fallout.