UMD students gear up for Maryland’s primary election
Different political student organizations on the campus are chalking and sporting stickers and T-shirts to encourage peers to vote on Tuesday.
Leonardtown sees 45 percent increase in housing assignments
Resident Life assigned 567 students to the Leonardtown Community for next fall.
Fourth Out of the Darkness suicide prevention walk raises more than $40,000
The event raised more money than any other Out of the Darkness walk so far this year.
SGA holds debate despite uncontested election
The intended debate functioned more as a town hall, and 28 students attended.
UMD researcher returns from studying language in Kenya
Christopher Green, an associate research scientist at the Center for Advanced Study of Language, studies the Wanga language.
Trump’s pick to lead the Education Department’s civil rights office draws concerns from UMD
Kenneth Marcus has garnered criticism for his positions on campus sexual assault.
Student affairs professor addresses intersectionality, identity factors for UMD students
All students identify themselves in terms of various sociocultural factors, and in all different ways.
New UMD student project: one campus, five outdoor pianos
If you’ve ever wanted to stop and play piano on your way to class, now you can.
Amid nationwide sexual assault allegations, UMD official says “we may need to step it up”
“This is a conversation that really needs to keep going,” said Andrea Goodwin, the Office of Student Conduct director.
UMD’s comp sci classes are getting more open seats, thanks to one student’s petition
The petition has received more than 1,000 signatures.