UMD Graduate Student Government wants more transparency, feedback on student fees
The GSG is considering a $40 fee for the Division of Information Technology and a $34 fee to support the Office of Civil Rights and Sexual Misconduct.
Three UMD sororities hosted a panel to educate students about sexual assault
The five-person panel aimed to raise awareness about what students can do if they are assaulted.
UMD will expand its research with a $3.45 million National Science Foundation grant
This university will work with other schools in the region such as Johns Hopkins University and George Washington University.
The DeVos Institute’s latest debate series will explore digital technology and culture
The first debate will take place Oct. 17 at the Phillips Collection museum in Washington.
University of Maryland Police report extortion scam involving nude pictures
Police are still investigating the matter, the notice stated.
Man solicited University of Maryland student to be in sexually explicit film, police say
The suspect drove a red four-door vehicle and approached a male student in a parking lot near Xfinity Center on Thursday.
UMD has a pool that simulates the weightlessness of space. It’s one of 6 in the world.
The 50-foot-wide pool is filled with 367,000 gallons of water.
UMD offers a weekly shuttle bus to the Phillips Collection art museum this semester
The bus, which runs once every Thursday until Dec. 8, departs from Stamp Student Union at 5:30 p.m.
UMD College Republicans won’t endorse Trump – or any candidate. Here’s why.
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump and issues of member support influenced their decision.
Suspected armed gunman near UMD found to be ROTC member with rubber training rifle
Police Chief David Mitchell met with ROTC command staff members to ensure this scenario does not happen in the future.