One UMD professor asked foreigners to help U.S. scientists stuck abroad. 1,000 answered.
Within five days, about 1,000 people from around the world had reached out to help.
Some UMD students fear an Obamacare repeal with no clear replacement
An estimated 88,000 people remained uninsured in Prince George’s County as of Dec. 5, 2016.
Some University of Maryland students and staff are concerned about Trump’s EPA gag order
The order remains in place though the Trump administration lifted restrictions on EPA grants and contracts.
UMD officials file motion to dismiss complaint in $5 million sexual assault lawsuit
An expelled student claims this university violated his due process rights.
UMD Socialists stand in solidarity with immigrants and marginalized groups in open forum
The group coordinated with D.C. Socialists to hold similar events.
Maryland Hillel voices support for refugees and immigrants affected by Trump’s travel ban
The group wrote an open letter to university President Wallace Loh.
The ACLU of Maryland is ready to take on Trump, heartened by outpouring of support
The group received more than $24 million in online donations this past weekend.
“It’s like a prison”: UMD community reacts to President Trump’s immigration ban
The ban could affect students, staff and research capabilities at this university.
“Let them in”: UMD students and community members rally against Trump’s travel ban
Students for Justice in Palestine organized the rally to support those affected by the ban.
UMD Police are using simulation training to prepare for active shooter situations
Police are also prepping to offer new active shooter training twice per month to students or faculty.