UMD announces interim Title IX coordinator
Current Title IX coordinator Grace Karmiol's last day will be Aug. 26.
UMD identifies first presumptive monkeypox case
The university health center sent an email Wednesday encouraging the campus community to take preventive measures.
UMD students commend Biden administration’s proposed Title IX changes
The proposed measures would compel schools to allow transgender students to use bathrooms that align with their gender identity, bar gender identity-based harassment and ensure others are using their correct pronouns.
UMD students: How do you feel about returning to school post-Roe?
The Diamondback and The Washington Post are looking to hear from college students directly on how the Supreme Court’s decision to ban abortion impacts your lives.
College Park homes, businesses reckon with severe damage in aftermath of storm
A severe thunderstorm in the Washington metropolitan area toppled trees, downed power lines, closed roads and damaged homes in College Park Tuesday evening.
Massive storm causes destruction across College Park, UMD campus
The storm destroyed homes and left thousands in Prince George's County without power.
‘It’s horrifying’: End of Roe v. Wade brings concern, disappointment to UMD community
While the court’s draft opinion leaked in May, the official decision has left many feeling distressed.
USM will no longer require standardized test scores with applications
Schools do not have to get approval from the Board of Regents.
Incoming UMD GSG president wants to tackle student fee concerns
Joey Haavik, a graduate student in the International Education Policy program, will start as GSG president July 1.
Enzo Alvarenga remembered for individuality, dedication to journalism
A rising sophomore journalism major at the University of Maryland when he died, Enzo had ambitions of being a sports journalist with a focus on soccer.