“He’s going back on his word”: UMD students react to President Loh postponing retirement
The president will be staying on for a year longer than originally planned.
UMPD finds “no inappropriate contact” in Elkton Hall unlawful touching incident
University Police identified a man involved in an unlawful touching incident that occurred Sunday morning in Elkton Hall. On Monday — the day after…
University of Maryland President Wallace Loh spoke out against Donald Trump’s rhetoric
Loh called on students to remain united and optimistic in the wake of last week’s election.
UMD Police respond to report of sex offense on Fraternity Row
A female student said she was touched near a fraternity house.
College professors remain skeptical of online courses, study finds
Just 19 percent of professors feel online courses can match up to traditional classes.
College Park officials consider subsidizing security cameras for residents, businesses
The council's program could offer residents and businesses discounts on security cameras to aid police.
Report recommends UMD buy dehumidifiers for every room in Elkton Hall after mold outbreak
The mold spread because of inadequate air conditioning units in the building, the report found.
A grant would allow UMD’s Dining Services to replace plastic materials with reusable ones
Student environmental groups worked with the department to draft the grant request.
Has Tinder killed traditional dating? UMD students weigh in.
Tinder, the notorious dating and hook-up app, has dominated the burgeoning online dating scene since it launched in 2012. With the app’s popularity skyrocketing in…
UMD students partner with College Park SAFE Center to raise awareness of human trafficking
There are 50 brothels within a seven minute driving distance of Stamp Student Union, SAFE Center Director Susan Esserman said Tuesday.