Philanthropist offers guidance for women entrepreneurs at UMD talk
“Being bold and taking risks even if you think your idea is really simple was really nice to hear."
DOTS budget cuts are hampering UMD’s Food Recovery Network
The FRN used to rely on DOTS buses to transport food.
‘It is not hopeless’: UMD panel tackles global refugee crisis
“The issue here is nothing less than the heart and soul of our democracy, of the values that we stand for.”
K-pop, Kimchi and League of Legends: First-ever UMD festival celebrates Korean culture
The festival saw an unexpectedly high turnout thanks in part to other student groups attending to show support.
After six months without a permanent Title IX director, UMD announces office’s new leader
Grace Karmiol, the former Title IX director at Widener University, will take the same position at UMD.
UMD students honor victims of Kashmir terror attack with candlelight vigil, silent march
“On Feb. 14, when the world was celebrating love, there was a terrorist attack in Kashmir spreading the seeds of hatred.”
UMD’s Stamp will be a polling location for College Park elections this fall
The next election is on Nov. 5.
Maryland lawmakers push to expand Board of Regents, increase its transparency
A state bill would add four additional members and require streamed videos from open meetings.
UMD will turn off water to 8 dorms as it fixes water main
The shutoff will also affect Eppley Recreation Center and the School of Public Health.
UMD lecturer dies after medical emergency on campus
Thomas Sanders, 79, taught in the business school.