UMD officials virtually break ground for Brendan Iribe Center
The building is set to open in 2018, and will feature high-tech virtual reality labs.
Third annual Parren Mitchell Symposium focuses on race, health care
Experts from across the continent weighed in.
Creative Commons cafe opens in Tawes Hall
The cafe is on Tawes’ first floor, and joins 11 other campus cafes.
UMD Scholars program hosts volleyball tournament, raises money for mental health awareness
The tournament proceeds will go to the Community Crisis Center, a service for those with mental health issues.
Former UMD student suing UMPD for $1 million, citing unlawful treatment
Police allegedly held the former student in an interrogation room for more than three hours.
UMD United Nations Association chapter raises awareness of gender inequality
UNA chapter members are spreading awareness through student interviews and events.
Students sick with the flu can order takeout meals from Dining Services
Students can request a sick meal on the Dining Services website.
GreenFest brings sustainability to the Denton Community
The event aims to educate students on the benefits of sustainability.
The co-founder of the Black Panther Party urged a UMD crowd to be politically active
Political activist Bobby Seale discussed organized resistance to discrimination and oppression.
Clark Hall — and its new 3D printing lab — is open to students and faculty
The furnished building is hosting classes this semester.