At TED Talks-style event, UMD students discuss topics from immigration to bees
Five students presented speeches before more than 120 people.
Clothesline Project helps UMD sexual assault survivors tell “stories that need to be told”
Stories of domestic and sexual abuse survivors written on T-shirts hung from clotheslines in Hornbake Plaza.
Martin O’Malley will teach a political leadership course at UMD this fall
Contemporary Issues in Political Leadership and Participation; Leadership in the Information Age, is open to all undergraduate students
Police charge UMD student after seizing 375 THC cartridges from College Park home
Prince George’s County Police tracked a suspicious package to the address and searched the home on March 28.
The Green Tidings food truck has returned to UMD after a seven-month absence
The menu included rigatoni with beef ragout and a veggie burrito.
A team of UMD sociology professors launched a fundraiser to study D.C. protests
They plan to survey attendees of Washington protests, such as the March for Science and the People’s Climate March.
One of Terp Thon’s Miracle Kids is coming to UMD next year
Jaiwen Hsu was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer, in 2010.
UMD Jewish community remains unified in wake of anti-Semitic threats across the nation
Between Jan. 1 and Feb. 27 this year, 100 bomb threats were called into Jewish centers and day schools in the U.S. and Canada.
UMD’s new Special Olympics college chapter is the first of its kind in Maryland
The Student Government Association approved the group in January.
UMD graduate students call for more affordable off-campus housing options in College Park
The Graduate Student Government hosted a panel to discuss how housing issues affect students.