UMD’s Kappa Sigma chapter loses campus recognition
The fraternity will be suspended until 2022.
“Genuinely happy all the time”: Friends and family mourn death of UMD student Nsikan Udoh
Udoh, a senior public health science major, died July 28 in Baltimore after suffering from a pulmonary embolism.
One person suffered injuries from an “adverse chemical reaction” in Chemistry Building
Any byproduct from the reaction has disappeared.
UMD student and Tau Kappa Epsilon brother dies in car crash
Mason Jayce died in a car accident in Houston on May 26.
‘It’s Real’: A seven-part look at how sexual assault is handled at the University of Maryland
The Diamondback spent four months interviewing more than 100 people about the issue of sexual assault on campus. This is what we found.
DOTS seeks to reduce number of parkers to accommodate decrease in parking spaces
By the end of 2018, campus construction will account for the elimination of about 3,000 parking spaces since fall 2015.
Oculus VR co-founder Brendan Iribe donates $50,000 to UMD’s Startup Shell
The nonprofit organization provides a network for student-run startup companies to expand.
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.