UMD professors say Biden’s education policies could boost student interest in Black history
Some university professors say Biden's policies will encourage students to continue to seek out diverse curriculum when they enter college.
Here’s the latest on construction projects across UMD’s campus
The construction of two dorms on North Campus is expected to be completed in the fall.
UMD Graduate Student Gov. demands more support for international students at town hall
International graduate students submitted questions about fees, the overall campus environment and finding community on campus.
UMD receives $9 million gift for new performing arts institute
The institute will add classes, expand research and fund new teaching positions.
Virtual sorority recruitment brought unexpected advantages for new members and recruiters
The virtual events meant hours on Zoom rather than traveling from house to house.
UMD opposes state bill that would overhaul how Maryland handles public records requests
Currently, a five-person board can only resolve disputes involving excessive fees for records requests. This bill would expand the board's jurisdiction.
Freshmen develop new app to replace GroupMe for UMD students
The app is called Shellter, and it's set to launch in August.
251 North has limited hours this semester. Here’s how students are adjusting.
The dining hall is closed on Fridays and Saturdays.
UMD President Darryll Pines expects in-person classes in fall 2021
Pines expects the majority of the campus community will be eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine before the semester starts.
UMD community is optimistic the Biden administration will revitalize Title IX regulations
Biden has signaled a desire to overturn the Trump administration’s regulations.