Edward St. John attends dedication ceremony of new UMD building named after him
The new building on McKeldin Mall will be open for the summer session.
UMD students fight to have Asian American Studies professor rehired next year
Eight students met with the undergraduate studies dean to discuss ways to keep Mimi Khúc a part of the Asian American Studies Program.
UMD plans to add plagiarism detection software to Canvas this fall
Division of Information Technology plans for a soft launch of the technology during the summer semester.
UMD GSG is pushing to review $125 international student fee before its rollout in the fall
The fee revenues aim to expedite visa assistance and improve academic resources to increase support for international students.
UMD SGA president A.J. Pruitt plans to reject portion of SGA honorarium
Pruitt is eligible for full tuition remission at this university, as his parents have worked for the University of Maryland, Baltimore since 2000, and UMB does not offer the undergraduate programs he studies.
Protestors demand action from Loh after noose was found in UMD fraternity house
Members of ProtectUMD held a sit-in and made demands including an immediate response to hate speech from this university.
University Police respond to reports of sex offense, assault, theft
This week in crime.
UMD students with disabilities want more campus resources and support
Some students called for a place on the campus to connect to other students with disabilities, as well as a disability studies minor.
Students advocate for more mental health resources for UMD’s undocumented immigrants
Some undocumented students say they may be less inclined to seek mental health help because of the stigma attached to it in many of their communities.
Urbanization and economic development could curb infectious diseases, UMD study finds
The study analyzed infectious diseases in 60 different countries and their potential causes.