UMD student groups for Clinton, Trump and Johnson went head-to-head in a mock debate
A participant called the mock debate similar to the real ones: “facts were rare, and personal insults went wild.”
A reporter who covered the Laquan McDonald shooting talked to UMD students about racism
Jamie Kalven, a journalist and human rights activist, discussed institutional racism and gave advice to University of Maryland student journalists trying to report on it.
A UMD student veteran is being recognized after logging 2,300 hours of community service
She also served for 11 years in the U.S. Army.
The former UMD student convicted in Jack Godfrey’s death could have his record cleared
Arasp Biparva, 25, punched Godfrey outside Cornerstone Loft and Grill in March 2013. Godfrey later died as a result of his injuries.
State funding for DOTS could lead to more disability transportation buses at UMD
More than 9,000 students utilized the Paratransit service in fiscal 2016.
Maryland universities want to make math courses more relevant to students’ majors
The altered curriculum would allow certain colleges to offer statistics courses sooner.
UMD Gen Ed courses are meeting student demand amid high enrollment, officials say
The number of seats offered and issued has increased in nearly every general education course category from the spring 2016 to fall 2016 semester.
UMD GSG elects public relations and government affairs vice presidents at first meeting
Rachel Lamb and Shawna Dias will join the body’s leadership.
Special Olympics athletes team up with the Terrapins basketball teams for Maryland Madness
It’s the first time Special Olympics Maryland has participated.
PLUMAS town hall panelists worry election will have “lingering effect” for Latinx students
The Political Latinxs United for Movement and Action in Society discussed the tense political climate during their second annual town hall meeting.