Rate increases vary by room type as Resident Life announces next year’s housing fees
The rate for standard doubles is increasing by less than 4 percent, but fees for singles and rooms with bathrooms are going up almost 7 percent.
Mathematics professor earns National Science Foundation award
Applications of the professor’s research can include modeling financial markets, weather systems, neuron communication and traffic flow on networks.
UMD student safe after Brussels attacks
The one student studying in Brussels and others studying in Europe have been accounted for.
UMD graduate school reacts to student feedback on diversity
The Graduate Diversity and Inclusion office conducted a survey, which ultimately resulted in the creation of a Spring Speaker series, focusing on diversity.
Clark Engineering School hosts event highlighting need for STEM field diversity
Data shows companies that are more inclusive and diverse experience better outcomes and more financial success.
Language House works to secure stable funding
The lack of funds could greatly affect the mentors, who are native or near-native speakers of different languages offered in the Language House.
City Council votes to collaborate with Bitcamp to develop app
The council will give $1,000 to fund the development of a student-created app.
Dining Services to open cafe in Tawes next month
Dining Services is encouraging students to use these cafes as a social space once it switches to the Anytime Dining program.
UMD looks to maintain steady landfill diversion rates after 2015 decrease
Less campus demolition work and a disposal site shutdown contributed to the lower rate.
UMD group Alternative Breaks receives $5,000 to help fund trips, scholarships
The funding will help support students who cannot afford to go on the community service-learning trips.