After placing freshmen in the apartments last year, Resident Life aims to draw older students to Leonardtown
With more freshmen in need of housing last year, Resident Life put about 125 of them in the Leonardtown apartments.
UMD Police charge D.C. teen as adult in baseball bat assault incident
Sterling Dennis Walker, 16, faces first- and second-degree assault charges.
Broken sprinkler causes flooding in School of Public Health
The first and ground floor hallways were flooded, as well as several rooms.
UMD, College Park officials to discuss 2020 plans at upcoming Diamondback panel
The College Park-University Partnership’s Vision 2020 reimagines the city as a college town attractive to university employees, faculty and their families.
UMD MaryPIRG gathers more than 600 petitions supporting the Pell Grant program
MaryPIRG plans to tweet the student photo petitions in the form of a collage to Maryland’s U.S. senators.
UMD officials say a campuswide ban of hate symbols would limit First Amendment rights
This university bans hate and intimidation symbols at athletic events.
After Hibachi-San’s opening, manager says food adds something special to Stamp food court
The restaurant opened in the Stamp Student Union food court on Oct. 9.
This house is 100 percent solar powered. A UMD team wants to mass produce it.
The team won the national Solar Decathlon competition with its six-room solar energy house.
UMD workers are fighting to eliminate their campus parking fees
The Department of Transportation Services uses a five-tiered system dictated by salary to determine how much an employee pays.
UMD’s Wye Oak Building receives Wintergreen award
This is the first University of Maryland building on the campus to receive this award.