UMPD prohibits use of pepper spray in nonviolent situations following May incident
The majority of the officers have also completed diversity training that University Police Chief David Mitchell ordered in July.
UMD SGA votes to support 24/7 “morning after pill” access, as long as costs are reasonable
The bill would make emergency contraceptives available on college campuses at all times.
Budget cuts threaten higher education’s “fundamental values,” Wallace Loh tells UMD Senate
Loh also expressed concerns about the Trump administration and its effect on the state of Maryland.
UMD researchers seek funds from the Energy Department for project on battery efficiency
The project aims to make batteries last longer and work more efficiently.
UMD’s provost urged faculty to hold all classes despite “A Day Without a Woman”
Prince George’s County schools closed due to the protest.
College Park wants to incentivize businesses to display more public art
“Public art has a lot to say about a city,” District 2 Councilman P.J. Brennan said.
UMD could still do more to assist undocumented students, panelists say
About 60 students and faculty attended the discussion.
A University of Maryland student launched a ride-sharing app to help students carpool home
The app is free to download through Apple’s app store and Google Play.
Advocates against campus sexual assault want to empower UMD students to create change
“There’s a lot of stigma here,” one university junior said.