A UMD class on radicalism and Islam returns after being canceled due to a terrorist attack
The former Afghan ambassador to Canada and France will teach the class, which will be offered next spring.
UMD grad students created a sexual assault prevention task force
Some graduate students feel their input is overlooked by this university.
Terrapin Hackers turned a UMD basement “into something more”
The group re-opened their Collider makerspace Saturday.
Donald Trump is considering a Maryland lawmaker to be NIH director
Rep. Andy Harris has openly supported President-elect Donald Trump.
UMD GSG wants the administration to “define its stance” on protecting undocumented students
The group hopes to make this university a sanctuary campus for undocumented students.
100 UMD students and faculty learned about what new technology the U.S. has in store
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency’s mission is to “create early demonstrations that convince the world that something is possible.”
A University of Maryland Police officer has retired after nearly 30 years of service
Maj. Marc Limansky joined as a police officer in 1988 to try it out for a few years. He ended up sticking around.
Six University of Maryland buildings lost water on Thursday thanks to a water main break
Water was restored to all of the buildings by early Thursday night.
UMD DOTS reserved a seat for Rosa Parks on every Shuttle-UM bus in her honor
Every Dec. 1 since 2005, the year Parks died, DOTS has saved a seat at the front of each of its buses.
Four UMD cafes are opening next year. On the menu? Foods like Ramen and sushi.
Students can head to H.J. Patterson Hall in the spring and Edward St. John Learning and Teaching Center in the summer.