UMD alumnus Maurice Dorsey speaks on experience of race over 68 years
Though a school was in walking distance to his house growing up, Dorsey couldn’t go there because it was segregated.
Some UMD orientation programs, UNIV100 courses to include sexual misconduct education
After training about 1,600 students last fall, CARE to Stop Violence is planning to expand its Step Up! bystander intervention training to all UNIV100 sections.
Terps for Israel hosts pro-Palestinian activist Bassem Eid to support peaceful coexistence
Students had the opportunity to ask Bassem Eid his thoughts on a possible peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
UMD team places third in Turf Bowl
The competition tests students’ knowledge of sports field and turf grass management.
Dining Services explains snow day openings
Dining Services employees still need to report to work when the University of Maryland closes for snow.
Department of Energy selects UMD team for 2017 Solar Decathlon
The biennial competition challenges student-led teams from across the globe to create solar-powered homes.
UMD snags top-5 rank in D.C. region for cash fundraising in FY15
Amid various campus projects and limited state funding, the university is placing a large emphasis on fundraising efforts.
Mongolian Grill temporarily closes after snow damage
Best case scenario: the station will reopen on Monday.
UMD receives $500,000 grant to launch an augmented and virtual reality center
The grant was awarded by the U.S. Economic Development Administration.
UMD faculty, students react to the use of plagiarism detection software
Turnitin, which conducts “student work similarity reports,” was fully implemented at this university this semester.