Calls for higher wages, lighter workload dominate USAS workers’ forum
The desire for a pay increase among non-exempt workers has been reignited with a recent release of a financial analysis commissioned by this university’s AAUP chapter.
‘The 1619 Project’ author shares Black contributions to American history at UMD lecture
Nikole Hannah-Jones said that 'The 1619 Project' was meant to share the gaps in American history that schools often don't teach.
UMD’s Japanese Koto Ensemble celebrates 50th anniversary
The group was joined by the Washington Toho Koto Society
The Diamondback: Looking Back 2022
An illustrated experience at the University of Maryland.
UMD funds construction of bike lanes along Purple Line
Bicyclists on campus support the new lanes.
UMD’s Faux Paz performs with a cappella groups from other schools for spring show
University of Maryland, Baltimore County's Mama's Boys and University of Delaware's Vocal Point joined Faux Paz.
Ayelette Halbfinger wants to create Piscataway memorial, scholarship as UMD SGA president
If elected, Halbfinger also wants aims to advocate for excused absences and work extensions for religious and cultural holidays.
UMD SGA candidates share their views at debate days before election
There are four candidates running for SGA president: two affiliated with parties and two independent candidates.
Quiz: Which SGA party should you vote for this year?
The election for the University of Maryland’s SGA began Monday and lasts until Wednesday, May 4 at 4 p.m
UMGC to pilot virtual reality classrooms this fall
Through Oculus Quest 2 headsets, UMGC will pilot virtual and augmented reality learning environments during the fall 2022 semester.