At Nyumburu, black UMD students again voice feelings of disconnect with diversity VP
It was the second time Georgina Dodge visited the center in four days.
Judge asks potential jurors about racism, alcoholism on first day of Sean Urbanski trial
Urbanski is charged with murder and a hate crime in the killing of 2nd Lt. Richard Collins.
Police are investigating a fatal car crash near University Park
It closed part of College Heights Drive on Monday morning.
“Only the beginning”: Richard Collins’ family and friends are working to cement his legacy
In the two years since his passing, Collins' family has helped established a scholarship fund and draft meaningful legislation in the fight for remembrance for their son
UMD student creates club to address health disparities in the LGBT community
National surveys indicate members of the LGBTQ+ community experience greater rates of physical, sexual and mental health issues.
Riverdale Park council vote allows two UMD student groups to continue refugee work
Following the Dec. 2 vote, Peer to Peer and Every Campus a Refuge are able to continue their work.
“The perfect dog”: UMPD’s K-9 unit mourns Chief, a dependable member of the team
The explosives detection K-9 died from cancer on Friday.
UMD students join actress Jane Fonda, large crowds in D.C. for climate change protest
It marked the ninth "Fire Drill Friday," protest, a movement against climate change that targets several large banks.
Colleges across the country are moving toward “meta major” tracks for freshmen
It's a way to increase flexibility and decrease the pressure to choose a major, some say.
Photo essay — “It’s too hot”: UMD students, Jane Fonda protest climate change in D.C.
Fonda began the march to protest the lack of action by big corporations and the government to combat climate change.