University Police investigate on-campus burglary
The incident took place in South Campus Commons 6 Saturday night, according to a UMD Alert.
A group of UMD graduate students created a device to help blind people “see”
The device, called HandSight, uses audio and haptic feedback technology to convey information to the user.
ProtectUMD issues 4 more demands in response to Loh’s action plan to combat hate
Loh’s action plan came in response to the fatal stabbing of Richard Collins III on the campus May 20.
A year after its launch, College Park’s bike-share program will expand to University Park
The mBike program will also add bikes and stations to College Park as part of the expansion.
UMD GSG adopts resolution to allocate leftover funds from its budget
The assembly will vote on ideas for the remaining money at its June assembly meeting.
Renovated Applause cafe in The Clarice will provide new upscale dining options
The cafe served 250 customers during its soft opening last week.
Marijuana is becoming more potent, but also more popular, UMD study says
The percentage of people who believe regular use of marijuana poses “no risk” tripled between 2004 and 2014.
UMD SGA wants DOTS to improve transit data technology to ease trip planning
The request calls for DOTS to allow students to plan trips using real-time transit data for Shuttle-UM buses, similar to apps such as Google Maps.
Conservative nonprofit linked to Unity Party has chapters at more than 1,000 universities
Turning Point USA provided campaign materials to the Unity Party, which withdrew from the SGA election last week.
“Somebody that everyone loved”: UMD community mourns death of professor Jean VandenBosch
VandenBosch taught in this university’s communication department for about five years.