Students voiced concerns about accessibility and inclusion on campus at an RHA town hall
RHA town halls aim to provide a “direct line” from students to university officials.
Prince George’s County Schools will close Wednesday for ‘Day Without a Woman’ strike
About 1,700 of the county’s teachers and 30 percent of its transportation staff requested off as part of the strike.
The University of Maryland’s nearest Planned Parenthood is closing next week
Two newer, more comprehensive branches have opened in the Washington area in the past 15 months.
Maryland Democrats fear millions will lose coverage under Republican Obamacare replacement
Republican lawmakers say the Affordable Care Act has failed, leading to higher premiums and a lack of choice in the health care market.
Two Greek councils, citing insensivity, won’t participate in UMD’s Greek Week
Greek Week has served as a “crutch for cross council interaction,” the National Pan-Hellenic Council and the Multicultural Greek Council wrote in a letter.
Trump’s new travel bans eases restrictions on visa holders, Syrian refugees
The new order will go into effect March 16 to give those affected a 10-day warning.
“One of the smartest people I ever knew”: UMD mourns death of professor Ray Paternoster
Paternoster, who has worked at this university since 1982, died Sunday morning.
UMD DOTS and Dining Services are preparing for the ‘Day Without a Woman’ strike
The March 8 strike could affect several University of Maryland services.
UMD Jewish community remains unified in wake of anti-Semitic threats across the nation
Between Jan. 1 and Feb. 27 this year, 100 bomb threats were called into Jewish centers and day schools in the U.S. and Canada.
In its most successful year ever, Terp Thon raises more than $1 million
Terp Thon is the youngest dance marathon to reach the fundraising benchmark.