Financial Wellness Week aims to educate students on managing finances
The weeklong campaign for financial literacy began on April 25.
Student startup wins $5,000 in computer science competition
The winning idea was a website to help non-native English speaking students through the college application process
UMD officials virtually break ground for Brendan Iribe Center
The building is set to open in 2018, and will feature high-tech virtual reality labs.
New program studying 100 years of military women to begin in fall 2016
The program will highlight the achievements of military women throughout history.
SGA sustainability committee holds march for fossil fuel divestment to end Green Week
Various student groups at this university got together to show their support for the divestment of fossil fuels.
Former UMD student gets no prison time in manslaughter sentencing
He will get three years of probation instead.
Route 1, Old Town and South Campus Commons experience power outages
Pepco is now saying power will be restored at about 8 p.m.
UMD survivors, advocates hold sexual violence monologues at Busboys and Poets
A common theme was advocating for awareness on college campuses, where about a quarter of women experience sexual assault.
The Piano Man Superstore to close in May
There are less than 200 pianos remaining in the store.
Public policy school holds symposium on inequality, economy
Conversation topics included criminal justice reform and minorities in the system.