UMD students noticed increased bullying in elementary schools. So they wrote a book.
The children’s book, entitled “What Would You Do? A Book About Bullying,” will be donated to local elementary schools.
UMD SGA endorses potential new regulations for sexual misconduct cases
The SGA voiced its approval of the Campus Safety and Accountability Act, which a U.S. Senate committee will hear this summer.
University System of Maryland Foundation won’t commit to fossil fuel divestment deadline
The foundation formed a committee last year and agreed to provisional measures of socially responsible investing.
Unity Party violates SGA election rules by not disclosing support from conservative nonprofit
The Unity Party recorded zero non-monetary contributions on its preliminary financial disclosure report.
University of Maryland senate votes to streamline process to change names and pronouns
The proposal was originally introduced in 2014.
RHA and Resident Life consider activity and date changes for UMD’s non-alcoholic tailgate
The groups have hosted Terp Up For Game Day since the 2014-15 school year.
More white nationalist posters found in University of Maryland building
This is the fifth reported incident of this nature since December.
UMD’s biggest class of bioengineering students will get a brand-new Clark Hall
Construction is slated to finish by the end of June.
UMD researchers seek funds from the Energy Department for project on battery efficiency
The project aims to make batteries last longer and work more efficiently.
UMD students call for the release of a Maryland man they say was wrongfully convicted
Kenny Collins spent nearly 30 years in prison, including 17 on death row.