UMD hosted women around the country for its annual all-female hackathon
About 900 female hackers competed in Technica, which this university has hosted for the past three years.
UMD students can now leave anonymous comments for Dining Services
Students can scan a QR code found on dining hall tables to leave comments or address concerns.
UMD’s LGBT Equity Center hosts crafting event to support #TransTerps campaign
The LGBT Equity Center’s #TransTerps campaign began in September and will go on for an entire year.
New cafe in UMD’s Severn Building will offer employees another dining option
Severn Cafe will open in the main lobby of the building in the next few weeks.
Students for Liberty host conference at UMD on free speech and libertarianism
Speakers emphasized the importance of thinking outside the box in all aspects of life.
Some members of UMD’s Jewish community still feel safe on campus despite swastika incidents
This university has 6,500 students who are Jewish, according to Hillel’s website.
UMD will see three new sets of solar panels by the end of the year
The university will install new solar panels on the Regents Drive, Mowatt Lane and Terrapin Trail parking garages.
A UMD lecturer received a racist voicemail after he was on Fox News
Jason Nichols appeared on Tucker Carlson Tonight on Monday to discuss Columbus Day with the host.
UMD graduate Constance Iloh named to Forbes ’30 Under 30′ list
Constance Iloh is now a post-doctoral fellow at the University of California, Irvine.
UMD Senate committee wants to ban hate symbols in campus facilities
This university currently bans symbols of hate and intimidation from athletic events.