UMD is creating another panel to monitor implementation of football report recommendations
One of the people Loh said would be on it, David Williams II, died Feb. 8.
“Protect this house”: UMD members stage walkout to support minorities after the election
The rally was described as neither anti-Donald Trump or pro-Hillary Clinton.
Newly Republican-led states are more likely to adopt voter ID laws, UMD study finds
“Those who come newly to power are more interested in trying to preserve power,” government and politics professor Michael Hanmer said.
UMD students could be able to vote in College Park elections at Stamp this year
It would be the first time city voters can vote in city council elections on campus.
UMD Police respond to reports of hate bias, assault
Police also made DWI arrests on Route 1 three nights in a row.
Some classrooms in UMD’s Iribe Center are open, but most of the building remains closed
A formal dedication ceremony is slated to occur in April.
UMD GSG supports state bill to give grad students collective bargaining rights
But one representative was staunchly opposed.
A man visiting UMD for an athletic event died on campus over winter break
Michael Kofi Adu had no affiliation with the university.
State legislators voice concerns over UMD’s golf course plan in letter to provost
They've requested public comment at a meeting of the university Facilities Council this week.
After a divisive election, Wallace Loh reaffirms value of diversity at UMD address
Some students in attendance spoke out about as the campus minimum wage and Loh’s decision to speak partly in Spanish.