Unity Party candidate Kay Barwell wants to “have a real conversation” about campus issues
The party’s platform focuses on nine goals, including preventing sexual assault and promoting transparency within the SGA.
Maryland legislature passes bill allowing over-the-counter birth control
The bill allows for birth control access without a doctor’s prescription.
DOTS will offer a new shuttle, free bikes and discounted parking during Metro closures
The College Park and Greenbelt Metro stations will both close for SafeTrack repairs in April.
UMD GSG says it will continue to fight for collective bargaining despite bill failure
One of GSG’s next steps includes reaching out to other University System of Maryland schools for support.
This group shares University of Maryland workers’ stories, “Humans of New York” style
The group wants to connect the campus community by highlighting its “unsung heroes.”
Some UMD faculty and students skipped class for A Day Without a Woman
The women’s studies department also closed as part of the strike.
In its most successful year ever, Terp Thon raises more than $1 million
Terp Thon is the youngest dance marathon to reach the fundraising benchmark.
UMD is honoring female trailbrazers during Women’s History Month
The university’s theme for Women’s History Month this year is “honoring trailblazing women.”
A former UMD student is suing this university and the state after a Shuttle-UM bus hit him
The student was riding his bike when he collided with the bus on Sept. 25, 2015.
A cycling studio is opening in Regents Drive Garage on Saturday
The new studio will accommodate space lost to the Cole Field House renovations.