UMD professor Sahar Khamis leads interfaith dialogue at Bethesda church
Khamis spoke at the Bradley Hills Presbyterian Church in Bethesda on Sunday to address facts and falsehoods about Islam.
Record-breaking snowstorm calls for hefty snow removal efforts
University employees have been working around the clock since Friday to clear the campus after Winter Storm Jonas.
UMD is using the internet to collect healthy food for hurricane-affected areas
The drive began on Sept. 27 and will conclude during this university’s homecoming game versus Indiana on Oct. 28.
After the killing of Richard Collins, UMD SGA begins planning diversity monument
The university is planning its own separate memorial for 2nd Lt. Richard Collins, the black Bowie State University student killed on the campus in May.
UMD academic dishonesty cases have decreased, Student Conduct Committee says
The number of academic dishonesty cases has decreased by 20 percent from 2015-16 to 2016-17.
SGA urges UMD to continue charging in-state tuition for DACA students after program’s end
DACA students can currently be considered for in-state tuition if they have held DACA status for 12 consecutive months prior to the term they are applying for.
Swastika found in University of Maryland’s plant sciences building
Police responded at about 11:30 a.m. Wednesday but do not yet know when the incident occurred.
UMD Senate will review limited enrollment programs for the first time since their creation
The Education Affairs Committee will review past Senate action on these programs, including their effects on students’ academic experiences and comparing them to similar programs at other peer institutions.
The new home of UMD’s bioengineering department will be ready this month
Construction of Clark Hall was previously slated to be completed in June.
University Police investigate on-campus burglary incident
A student woke up early Thursday morning and found a man in her room who appeared to be intoxicated, according to a UMD Alert.