University Police report off-campus burglary near Leonardtown
Prince George’s County Police are investigating the incident.
“I’m very lucky to be alive”: UMD students, faculty remember 9/11 attacks
Fifteen years later, university students and faculty gathered to honor those who didn’t survive the 9/11 attacks at a multi-faith service Sunday afternoon.
UMD Senate approves diversity task force recommendations
The recommendations will be sent to university President Wallace Loh for final approval.
At UMD’s Social Justice Day, Rev. Jesse Jackson implores students to vote
The civil rights activist and former presidential candidate spoke at Memorial Chapel.
With a Senate seat up for grabs, Van Hollen and Szeliga are focusing on college students
Both candidates have placed an emphasis on student loan debt and job growth.
Dining Services requests $235k for gender-inclusive, wheelchair-accessible bathrooms
The South Campus Dining Hall bathrooms are not wheelchair-accessible or gender-inclusive.
Green Tidings food truck is closed indefinitely
“We are probably more upset than anybody else …”
UMD officials won’t disclose outcome of noose investigation, prompting student concerns
Officials say the case is closed but didn’t indicate when.
University System of Maryland to offer an online course for free
The first class students will be able to take is a global health course.
Emergency responders in College Park could soon have help from drones
Drones would map the interiors of University of Maryland buildings such as McKeldin Library.