Another pizza place is coming to College Park this summer
Lotsa Pizza, which has locations near Towson University and West Virginia University, is aiming to open at Terrapin Row’s former leasing office in June.
UMD students, President Loh will attend the March for Science in D.C.
“The proposed deep funding cuts put at risk the future of American science and its beneficent impacts on society,” Loh said in his April 20 editorial for The Washington Post.
UMD Senate votes to mandate sexual assault prevention training for new students
The policy will also require second- and third-year students to complete online sexual misconduct trainings.
UMD SGA wants DOTS to improve transit data technology to ease trip planning
The request calls for DOTS to allow students to plan trips using real-time transit data for Shuttle-UM buses, similar to apps such as Google Maps.
UMD SGA endorses potential new regulations for sexual misconduct cases
The SGA voiced its approval of the Campus Safety and Accountability Act, which a U.S. Senate committee will hear this summer.
It’s 4/20 and UMD students want to tell you why weed should be legal
Get ready for live music and tie-dyeing T-shirts.
UMD SGA supports a federal agency that protects student loan recipients
The SGA also passed a bill urging college student advisory councils to adopt uniform names.
Former UMD professor found near Lake Artemesia died of heart attack complicated by drowning
Stan Fromovitz taught statistics and quantitative methods in the business school for about 30 years.
SGA presidential candidates discuss affordability and student involvement in final debate
One Party candidate A.J. Pruitt and independent candidate Christopher Boretti debated for about an hour in McKeldin Library Tuesday night.