UMD community promotes sustainability at annual EarthFest event The annual event offered people an opportunity to learn how they can lead more sustainable lives. Audrey Keefe April 22, 2024
Reimagine Maryland’s Reese Artero elected UMD SGA president Reese Artero, who ran with the Reimagine Maryland party, defeated Uplift UMD’s Ian Gould by three percentage points. Lillian Glaros April 19, 2024
‘It’s silencing us’: UMD student groups criticize interim chalking policy Members of this university’s Students for Justice in Palestine chapter claimed the policy is an attempt to silence their messaging on campus. Akshaj Gaur April 19, 2024
UMD SGA fails to advance divestment resolution After two hours of public comment, the SGA voted to not consider the resolution this semester. Diamondback Staff April 19, 2024
UMD RHA, Dining Services unveil series to promote language learning The "Language Nights" series will kick off May 2 in South Campus Dining Hall with a Spanish board game night from 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. Irit Skulnik April 18, 2024
Lakeland family hopes for county historic designation of generational properties The Prince George’s County planning board approved the request for the three homes’ historic site status in last week's meeting. Katharine Wilson April 18, 2024
College Park City Council approves student rent subsidy pilot program The pilot program will grant 120 subsidies of $1,250 to eligible and selected undergraduate and graduate students. Eden Binder April 18, 2024
UMD club cricket team reflects on near-win in national championship The team won its first five games handily and advanced to the championship game before narrowly losing to the University of Wisconsin’s club team. Varun Shankar April 17, 2024
Stamp Panera opening, Chestertown Hall air conditioning among updates from RHA town hall The long-awaited Panera Bread in Stamp Student Union is slated to open around mid-May, according to Joe Mullineaux, Dining Services’ interim director. Irit Skulnik April 17, 2024
Survey reveals Maryland trans community faces physical threats, delayed medical treatment The 2023 study asked trans residents about discrimination, healthcare, employment and experiences with legal institutions in the state. Sam Gauntt April 17, 2024