Trump or Clinton? It largely depends on whom you dislike more, poll finds
University of Maryland students and faculty weigh in on the recent voter mindset.
University of Maryland students are flocking to the new Cluk app
This “virtual hub” can be used for sharing events, selling items and finding local deals.
A $2.2 million grant will help UMD researchers learn more about social impairments
The research will focus on mental disorders such as schizophrenia.
After 500 elevator service calls last year, UMD could spend at least $3M on renovations
Through the program isn’t finalized, it’s expected to cost at least $3 million across three to five years.
RHA Senate opening meeting highlights Terp Thon and Homecoming festivities
Senators also revised their operating procedures to strive for increased efficiency.
Free speech advocate encourages UMD students to share opinions, even if unpopular
“It’s really hard to innovate if you’re afraid to open your mouth,” said Greg Lukianoff, co-author of the much-debated The Atlantic article “The Coddling of the American Mind.”
UMD SGA discusses seven proposed student fee increases at town hall
Full time undergraduates could pay $40 more to the Division of Information Technology next year.
A redesigned Clarice cafe will create a healthier, more upscale dining experience
Dining Services expects to reopen the cafe after spring break next year.
The University of Maryland had two composting dorms last year. Now it has 11.
Resident Life hopes to tackle South Hill community next.
College Park City Council honors bus driver who saved 20 kids from a burning bus
“I am so overwhelmed with joy in my heart,” driver Renita Smith said.