For 18 years, this welcome event has been helping to grow UMD’s LGBT community
Quelcome has been hosted by the LGBT Equity Center since 2000.
UMD held a town hall to make its restricted research policy “more definitive”
The current policy does not allow university students and faculty to conduct restricted research, with a few exceptions.
Shuttle-UM had nearly 200,000 extra riders last year. DOTS’ reaction? ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
DOTS Director David Allen said the increase is “very manageable.”
Why UMD student ticket appeals are denied about 10 times more than visitors’
More than 4,000 students had their ticket appeals denied in fiscal 2016.
“I just want an opportunity to stay above water”: UMD employees are calling for raises
Union workers can now negotiate with university administration.
University of Maryland’s Delta Tau Delta fraternity lost its campus recognition
The fraternity failed to fulfill the national requirements to qualify for full chapter status.
“It’s terrifying to go back there”: Students react to hate bias incidents in UMD dorms
University Police are investigating the incidents in Queen Anne’s and La Plata halls.
After scrutiny over funding, the University of Maryland announces new Title IX positions
Title IX Director Catherine Carroll has previously said her office is “under-staffed” and “under-resourced.”
‘Breaking Bread’ event aims to familiarize UMD students and University Police
About 50 students joined 21 University of Maryland Police officers for a discussion on community relations, body cameras, the Black Lives Matter movement and implicit bias.
Chinese officials visited College Park to learn about how it responds to emergencies
The delegation came from Chengdu, a Chinese city of more than 4 million people.