Congressman John Sarbanes speaks on money in politics
Sarbanes said he realized campaign funding was an issue after he was first elected in 2006.
New Safeway opens in nearby Hyattsville
Students have another option to purchase their groceries, so long at they’re able to drive there.
Hasan Elahi earns Guggenheim Fellowship for ongoing art project
Elahi documented his daily life for 14 years, starting when the FBI began investigating him based on a mistaken tip.
Maryland Food Collective hosts panel on GMOs, organic food
As part of “Sustainable Ag Tuesdays,” the panel discussed how genetically modified and organic crops, while sometimes beneficial, are not the only ways to feed a growing world.
Maryland General Assembly finalizes session’s decisions
A glance at the bills affecting this university and students.
UMD researcher returns from studying language in Kenya
Christopher Green, an associate research scientist at the Center for Advanced Study of Language, studies the Wanga language.
U.S. Senate candidate Chrys Kefalas speaks to Terps for Israel on political engagement
Terps for Israel brought him to the campus primarily to speak about U.S. relations with Israel.
Adele’s to close for dinner in the fall semester
Starting in the fall, the restaurant will accept Dining Dollars for lunch.
UMD alumnus to make reality TV debut on NBC’s ‘STRONG’
When Wesley Okerson graduated from UMD, he never thought he’d end up on a television show.