Conservative speaker Will Witt met with student protesters at UMD book signing
Will Witt was promoting his book "How to Win Friends and Influence Enemies: Taking On Liberal Arguments with Logic and Humor."
College Park City Council votes to add more speed cameras, launch speed study
The increased monitoring will aim to reduce speeding on streets with a maximum speed limit of 35 mph.
UMD community members air frustrations about lack of e-scooter violation enforcement
Some community members say these e-scooter rules are not effectively enforced, pointing to the number of violations they see on campus.
Finally, a “real college experience”: UMD students reflect on fans’ return to football
For some students, football games mark the return of an exciting element of the college experience they have been craving.
UMD professor and alum document sex workers’ cybersecurity experiences
The research paper culminated the team's investigation into privacy practices of workers in the sex industry and their disadvantages in security education.
UMD students weigh in on mask compliance this semester
Students say mask compliance has been good, but there’s room for improvement.
UMD changed minimum grades for pass/fail in the spring. Now, the change will continue.
Students who wish to take a course pass/fail must earn a C- or higher to receive a passing grade.
Moge Tee brings fresh ingredients and bubble tea flavors to College Park
Cheese foam, fruit teas and milk teas are just some of the tea types offered at the restaurant.
Green Tidings food truck won’t return to UMD this semester due to staffing shortages
The lack of staff is due in part to the ongoing labor shortage in the food service industry.
UMD professors push for passage, expansion of Build Back Better Act in Congress
Professors want to see more provisions added to the bill, especially when it comes to giving faculty more of a say in hiring their colleagues.