Yahentamitsi dining hall’s new mural shows Piscataway people’s values around food, culture
Karen Lynch Harley, an artist from the Haliwa-Saponi Tribe in North Carolina, painted the mural.
‘Experiencing Men’s World’ lecture discusses effects of living in patriarchy
Award-winning philosopher Dr. Manon Garcia spoke about her research on gender heirarchies.
Meet the Prince George’s County Council candidates representing districts near College Park
Despite the lack of competitive races, there will be several changes up and down the council.
Diversity and inclusion office outlines steps for more accessible events at UMD
Offering assistive listening devices and making accessible PowerPoints were two points brought up to make events more accessible.
SGA Safety Walk attendees find overgrown trees, broken lights across campus
The event aims to promote discussion of how to make the university’s campus and its surrounding areas more safe, sustainable and accessible.
Students use art to grapple with identity, injustice during ‘community canvas’ event
Each student who attended had a different story, but the event offered a space where they could all express their emotions and identity through a creative medium.
Purple Line stop on Adelphi Road approved despite Guilford Woods deforestation
The new Adelphi Road-UMGC/UMD Purple Line Station Area Sector Plan determines what can be built near the new Adelphi Road station for the next 25 years.
College Park City Council discusses what special policing district could look like
The city of College Park previously used revenue from speed cameras to achieve most of the 2013 safety goals.
UMD students applaud business school associate dean ahead of his departure
Mullins will become the senior associate dean for diversity and inclusion at the New York University’s business school.
It’s Time to BeReal: UMD Club Tennis hosts BeReal fundraiser
BeReal required the club members to download the app, if they did not have it already, and tell friends to get the app.