Think you’re allergic to penicillin? You’re probably not, says a new UMD study
Different variations of penicillin make up a “very broad class of antibiotics.”
Months after pepper spray incident, UMD student groups prompt further conversation
The Resident Life Advisory Team will be focusing on how students and police can address future situations involving use of force.
University of Maryland got $250,000 to digitize newspapers spanning four centuries
University libraries aims to digitize 100,000 newspaper pages in the next two years.
Dining Services requests $235k for gender-inclusive, wheelchair-accessible bathrooms
The South Campus Dining Hall bathrooms are not wheelchair-accessible or gender-inclusive.
SGA president to UMD administrators: “We need more from you” to address race relations
The community town hall — held in wake of the pepper spray incident — drew more than 100 students, faculty and staff.
SGA candidate debate centers on financial issues and student involvement
Recognize UMD’s presidential candidate faced off against Envision Maryland’s full executive ticket.
Police investigate off-campus burglary
Police were unable to locate the suspect despite searching the area.
Ryan Romano named The Diamondback’s next editor in chief
Romano is currently the deputy managing editor and assistant online managing editor.
UMD faculty, staff and students meet to discuss gun violence action committee
Faculty from the public health school are working on the committee.
A UMD graduate is getting her master’s degree in teaching — from a museum
The program accepts up to 15 students each year.