U.S. Senate candidate Chrys Kefalas speaks to Terps for Israel on political engagement
Terps for Israel brought him to the campus primarily to speak about U.S. relations with Israel.
This year’s Bitcamp sees more female participants, many virtual reality projects
UMD’s third annual 36-hour hackathon hosted 1,100 students from across the country.
UMD women’s studies professor wins 2016 Emily Toth Award
LaMonda Horton-Stallings won for her book, Funk the Erotic: Transaesthetics and Black Sexual Cultures.
UMD University Senate considers new undergraduate major in public policy
The proposal for the new program will be heard on the University Senate’s floor on April 20.
UMD’s “M” circle planting struggles amid fungal pathogens, utility malfunctions and Purple Line
Instead of the usual flowers, the “M” has been covered in red mulch since last fall.
Minority UMD faculty say retention rate for these groups must improve
University President Wallace Loh said while the campus has focused on increasing the diversity of its hires, the problem lies in retention.
A former UMD student facing deportation has raised over $3,800 for legal fees
Tochukwu Ibe-Ekeocha is facing a deportation hearing in December.
ARHU college hosts panel to discuss art and humanities future in society
The 11th chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts the 10th chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities joined Dean Bonnie Thornton Dill for the discussion Tuesday.
UMD graduate students join nationwide rally and teach-in to protest federal tax proposal
About 100 people attended the Teach-In to Save Grad Ed on McKeldin Mall.
UMD DOTS is starting a vanpooling program for commuters this spring
Up to 12 commuters will be able to travel to campus together in vans provided by the program.