UMD fraternity’s sexually explicit advertisement on Trolley Trail angers local residents
A member of this university’s Phi Kappa Tau fraternity used the chalk advertisement to provide directions to the fraternity’s house for a party.
UMD reaches top 50 national college rankings for first time
This university now sits at No. 46 on the list of national universities.
UMD professor to co-lead project to diversify math departments at universities
Mathematics departments have a history of teaching only a narrow demographic, Scott Wolpert said.
‘Creciendo con amor’: UMD community celebrates beginning of Latinx Heritage Month
About 250 University of Maryland community members attended a cookout at McKeldin Mall Friday to celebrate the first day of Latinx Heritage Month.
Chick-fil-A’s new Little Blue Menu on Route 1 met with excitement, controversy
Little Blue Menu is a ghost kitchen, which is a business that prepares food for online orders only.
‘My heart is broken’: UMD community members respond to earthquake in Morocco
The earthquake, which struck close to Marrakech, Morocco with a magnitude of at least 6.8, injured more than 2,500 people.
New Korean Barbecue restaurant hopes to bring style, low prices to College Park
MeatUp Korean Barbeque hopes its rebrand and new menu selections will bring high-quality Asian cuisine to the College Park area.
UMD GSG once again supports graduate student unionization rights
The organization tends to pass a resolution calling for graduate worker collective bargaining every year, although not always unanimously.
College Park City Council discusses mental health care coordination service
In College Park, Care Solace would act as a hub for mental health care in the city, connecting those seeking various types of care with different providers.
UMD community reflects on being named nation’s most LGBTQ+-friendly college
The rankings measured how LGBTQ+-friendly colleges are based on academic quality, affordability and the Campus Pride Index.