GSG, TerpsVote partner to increase low graduate student voter turnout
In the last midterm elections in 2018, 35 percent of this university’s eligible graduate students voted.
UMD’s Terpoets works to rebuild after dwindling membership
The group recently lost the majority of its members as well as its primary open mic venue.
Intersectionality takes focus of UMD PSA’s annual Slut Walk
PSA co-President Amanda Sherman said she wanted this intersectionality to include more people of color, the LGBTQ+ community, low-income students and international students.
UMD journalism college dean to step down in June
Lucy Dalglish will have served as the journalism college's dean for 11 years.
‘Nature will come back’: Jane Goodall speaks at UMD about environmental conservation
Goodall is a world-renowned primatologist and activist, best known for her work with chimpanzees
‘Only rain down the drain’: UMD students paint drains to prevent pollution
The project is led by College Park's better environment committee and aims to prevent stormwater runoff.
UMD DOTS director discusses electric buses with SGA
Allen said student fees may be increased to fund the electric buses.
UMD presentation shows the value of fictional languages
David Peterson and Jessie Sams, who created languages heard in a variety of films and shows, discussed the art of conlang.
UMD community members with Florida connections reflect on damage from Hurricane Ian
This university was far from the path of Hurricane Ian, but some university staff, students and alumni with connections to Florida were impacted both during and after the hurricane.
Yahentamitsi dining hall’s new mural shows Piscataway people’s values around food, culture
Karen Lynch Harley, an artist from the Haliwa-Saponi Tribe in North Carolina, painted the mural.