Students express concern after Education Department stops posting sexual violence case results
The department is investigating three cases at UMD.
“We’re going to be the future”: UMD students take to DC in nationwide March for Our Lives
Organizers estimated about 800,000 protesters took part in the D.C. march.
UMD poll says most Americans would welcome Middle Eastern refugees — with a catch
The survey explored opinions on refugees, particularly those from Syria, Iraq and Libya.
Two UMD courses will have free online textbook access in the fall
BSCI201 and 202 will use a free, open-source textbook.
University of Maryland, Phillips Collection present Summer 2016 exhibit
The exhibit is part of the Phillips Collection’s Intersection series.
After a spike in hate bias incidents, UMD’s police chief spoke about how to cope
More than 40 people attended the lecture.
College Park Foundation and partners to redevelop southern entrance to city
The project is scheduled to break ground in 2018.
The future of an SGA program to promote identity, discrimination discussions is uncertain
The program began over winter break.
Prince George’s County families gather at UMD for Partners in Print celebration
Families residing in the county gathered at this university to experience university life.
Two more College Park streets are getting parking permit restrictions
The College Park City Council voted on Tuesday night to add the restrictions.