UMPD identifies person of interest in McKeldin Library public indecency
Police have also increased library security after two indecent exposure incidents in the past two weeks.
UMD’s Tau Kappa Epsilon chapter loses charter after hazing, risk-management violations
TKE is the second fraternity to lose university recognition in a year.
Dining Services replaces compostable Pepsi cups after stocking issues
Dining Services temporarily ran out of the compostable cups it had started using last year.
Residence Hall Association votes to support new bus route, changes to priority system for sports games
The bus would link South Campus Commons to the Metro station, and the priority system change would give students points for attending games for nonrevenue-generating sports.
UMD MaryPIRG presents textbook campaign at White House
The university’s MaryPIRG chapter hopes its textbook affordability campaign will inspire change on college campuses nationwide.
Event addresses perceptions of Islamic faith, Islamophobia on UMD campus
Tarif Shraim, the university’s Muslim chaplain, discussed how negative stereotypes can affect students on the campus and how the community can work to stop them.
After placing freshmen in the apartments last year, Resident Life aims to draw older students to Leonardtown
With more freshmen in need of housing last year, Resident Life put about 125 of them in the Leonardtown apartments.
Artist from Disney’s ‘Zootopia’ speaks to UMD students about animation
Visual development artist Nick Orsi spoke to students about his personal experience in arts and animation.
Al Gore speaks at UMD on future of climate action
Former Vice President Al Gore said students play a key role in climate action.