Counseling services nationwide are backlogged. Here’s how one UMD frat is reacting.
Alpha Tau Omega has partnered with the online platform Talkspace to provide free counseling to members.
The University of Maryland Senate will revise the “antiquated” code of student conduct
The Senate Executive Committee also discussed diverse hiring practices at its meeting Tuesday night.
University of Maryland students are helping teens with autism improve their social skills
The course will specifically address challenges that autistic teens interested in going to college may face.
UMD students react to the first presidential debate
More than 300 students packed into Hoff Theater to watch the first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton.
Meet the Shotgun Sports Team, the only UMD team that shoots guns instead of scoring goals
The group recently finished third at the Gold and Blue Trap and Skeet Competition at the University of Delaware.
The USM’s new 29-member diversity council will prioritize inclusion on college campuses
The council stems from a workgroup formed in 2015 following strong campus reactions to national issues, such as Freddie Gray’s death in Baltimore.
Gov. Larry Hogan’s Israel trip could bring Marylanders global job opportunities
The agreement could foster business opportunities brought to this state from international territories.
UMPD is training to fight increasing opiate overdose rates in Maryland
Narcan, administered nasally, removes opiates from receptors in the brain and allows organs to start working again.
University of Maryland Police investigate indecent exposure incident
A female student was working out when a naked man began working out behind her.
Fire alarm gives Terrapin Row residents a 6 a.m. wakeup call
The alarm went off at about 6 a.m. and rang for more than an hour.