DOTS wants UMD to have more electric car charging stations
There are 18 charging stations throughout this university’s parking lots.
Terps for Israel hosts pro-Palestinian activist Bassem Eid to support peaceful coexistence
Students had the opportunity to ask Bassem Eid his thoughts on a possible peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
College Park City Council will request more state funds for Route 1 corridor improvements
Some Route 1 improvements are scheduled to begin in 2018.
Route 1 neighborhoods could see more development thanks to PG County zoning laws
A zoning ordinance rewrite team wants community input before a draft is presented to the county’s district council in January.
As UMD marks Disability Awareness Month, advocates say city and campus could do more
One College Park resident who uses a cane said his neighborhood lacks sidewalks, making it hard for him to get around.
College Park council member says city can do more to support immigrants
The city council is continually working on providing more resources for immigrant residents.
UMD doctoral students can use a new career-planning website to network
ImaginePhD, which was sponsored by this university, launched worldwide on Monday.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan blocks companies boycotting Israel from getting state funds
Hogan spoke against the “shameful BDS movement” in a news release Monday.
Maryland Stadium and Xfinity Center are getting gender-inclusive family restrooms
The family restrooms already in the Xfinity Center and Maryland Stadium will become gender inclusive.
Students for Liberty host conference at UMD on free speech and libertarianism
Speakers emphasized the importance of thinking outside the box in all aspects of life.