University of Maryland students have 99 problems, and spotty Wi-Fi is 98 of them.
Students’ classes and work are already feeling the impact.
Graduate assistants can now join the Terp Payment Plan without an enrollment fee
Graduate students who serve as university employees will have the Terp Payment Plan enrollment fee waived.
Despite concerns, University of Maryland Senate won’t develop new weapons policy
From July’s Pokemon Go robbery to Tuesday’s UMUC Inn shooting, students have received various weapon-related alerts recently.
Chewbacca the camel travels from Virginia to give rides at UMD’s Israel Fest
Chewbacca, or “Mr. Chewie,” comes from Leesburg Animal Park.
Green Tidings food truck is closed indefinitely
“We are probably more upset than anybody else …”
Meet the University of Maryland’s new music school director
Jason Geary brings experience as both a scholar and musicologist to his new role.
The South Campus Dining Hall could get a gender-inclusive bathroom
The RHA voted in support of the proposal at its meeting on Tuesday.
This bill would have limited funds to pay GSG members and staff. It was struck down.
The Graduate Student Government voted 15-3 against the bill.
SGA unanimously votes to support federal bill expanding open-source textbooks
The bill passed unanimously in a 29-0 vote.
A university senate proposal will allow UMD librarians to apply for promotions sooner
Librarians can apply for a promotion within three to six years.