Wallace Loh will remain UMD’s president through 2020
The Board of Regents announced the decision Wednesday.
After Trump’s win, UMD College Democrats meet to discuss the party’s future
On Nov. 8, the Republican party took control of Congress and the presidency in an upset that shocked Democratic leadership.
Sean Urbanski’s trial has been postponed for a third time
The UMD student charged in the 2017 killing of Richard Collins won't stand trial until July at the earliest.
Trailblazing former congressman visits UMD to discuss sexuality, Wall Street reform, Trump
Former U.S. Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.), one of the first openly gay U.S. representatives, served in Congress from 1981 to 2013.
For the first time, UMD’s SGA will have black and women’s caucuses
The caucuses create forums for women and black students to voice their concerns.
A napping center could be coming to the University of Maryland thanks to an SGA proposal
The napping center would help better serve off-campus and commuter students who can’t make it home throughout the day, SGA representatives said.
A University of Maryland Police officer has retired after nearly 30 years of service
Maj. Marc Limansky joined as a police officer in 1988 to try it out for a few years. He ended up sticking around.
UMD Police respond to indecent exposure in McKeldin Library
A woman chased the man who exposed himself down the stairs.
The UMD Senate wants to create two new majors by fall 2019
The proposed majors are neuroscience and human development.
Here’s how UMD is spending the money from its controversial international student fee
The fee sparked outrage last year after officials bypassed UMD rules to impose it.