UMPD chief talks student mental health, campus safety at SGA meeting
Since students have returned to campus, UMPD has been receiving almost one call a day from students struggling with serious mental health issues, Chief David Mitchell said.
UMD GSG passes resolutions on workers’ rights information, student fee transparency
The goal of gathering the data is to understand the extent and types of abuses graduate assistants face while also recording and documenting them.
Shuttle-UM to add South Campus stop back to the 104 College Park Metro route
The current route has stops on campus near the math building, Regents Drive Garage and the Glenn L. Martin Wind Tunnel.
UMD professors, authors discuss systemic racism in America
The panel featured sociology professor Rashawn Ray and discussed systemic racism, inequality and social change.
UMD SGA committee focuses on student voters ahead of midterm election
For the 2022 midterm elections, TerpsVote hopes to raise the student turnout rate to 54 percent.
Latinx community celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month with cookout, music on McKeldin Mall
The event featured traditional Latin food and music, and had almost 300 attendees.
‘The bare minimum:’ UMD students express mixed reactions to announced wage increases
The administration announced it would increase hourly wages to $15 in January 2023. Union-represented employees have been making $15 an hour since spring 2022.
Oral health educator Dr. Alice Horowitz celebrates distinguished career
Dr. Horowitz has won many awards for her work in the field of tooth decay and oral cancer prevention.
Music and advocacy meet in UMD graduate ensembles’ food bank benefit recital
As of 2021, 25.2 percent of the population of College Park lived on or below the poverty level.
Republicans at UMD divided on gubernatorial vote
Former President Donald Trump endorsed right-wing candidate Dan Cox, who beat moderate Republican Kelly Schulz with more than 50 percent of the vote in July's gubernatorial primary.