New apartment construction sparks frustration, rekindles housing affordability worries
Construction is causing an increase of dust in the air and disrupting student life, some students say.
Mad Cow Grill brings blend of American and Jamaican cuisine to Laurel and Brandywine
The restaurant specializes in burgers, but also has authentic Jamaican food on their menu.
UMD honors Veterans Day with vigil and memorial service
The vigil was a part of the Veteran Student Life’s “Veterans Week” program and featured cadets from the Navy, Army and Air Force.
After going viral on TikTok, UMD student launches fashion brand sierrasinvogue
The company sells custom handmade woven clothing, including pants, crewnecks and sweaters.
Following complaints, UMD raises minimum stipend for some graduate assistants
The minimum stipend was raised by nearly 15 percent, but some say it's still not enough.
UMD Counseling Center is seeing even more demand than usual this semester
The increased demand is leading to weeks-long waits for students in non-urgent situations.
UMD SGA introduces bill supporting changes to diversity general education requirements
The SGA will vote on the bill at next week's meeting.
UMD President Darryll Pines announces new cultural centers at State of the Campus address
This was the first in-person State of the Campus address held in person since the pandemic.
Stuart Adams beats 10-year incumbent Robert Day in College Park City Council election
All other incumbents kept their seats on the council.
Dining Services, DOTS discuss solutions to staff shortages at UMD RHA town hall
DOTS and Dining Services are already looking ahead to fall 2022, and are trying to address the possibility of continued staff shortages.