“Keep the faith”: U.S. Rep. John Lewis speaks to UMD community
The civil rights movement icon came to the Memorial Chapel to discuss his book and racial issues in the United States.
Wallace Loh releases report reflecting on 5 years as UMD president
In the report released Thursday morning, Loh listed institutional accomplishments and areas for improvement.
College Park reflects after Jonas snowstorm
City officials reflect on snow removal and city preparation after snowstorm Jonas hit more than one week ago.
UMD student struck with baseball bat near Stamp Student Union
The student struck was taken to a local hospital and has been released.
“Our immigration system is broken”: panelists at UMD examine immigration policy
PLUMAS partnered with the Muslim Alliance for Social Change to hold the workshop.
The name Byrd Stadium is no more, but other UMD buildings have discriminatory namesakes, too
Here are a few buildings named after people who had ties to slavery or racial discrimination.
UMD Senate may ban criminal history questions on college applications
Applicants to this university are asked whether they have been charged with, pleaded guilty to or been found guilty of any criminal offense, aside from a minor traffic violation.
Construction of two new dorms will delay Ellicott Hall renovations
Ellicott Hall’s renovations have been pushed back until at least 2020.
University of Maryland President Wallace Loh receives $75k raise
The increase was based “primarily on strong performance,” according to a University System of Maryland Board of Regents news release.
UMD faculty, students and educators attend documentary on black language
Students had the opportunity to ask the film’s executive producer Walt Wolfram questions about his work and its context in today’s society.