Former CIA, NSA director sits on UMD panel to address cyber spying and foreign policy
Panelists agreed that 9/11 and recent technological advancements have forced government agencies to transform the ways in which they gather information.
Police investigate Rhode Island Avenue burglary
The burglary took place at about 1:20 a.m. on the 7500 block of Rhode Island Avenue
UMD interracial couples discuss relationships on Loving Day
Some recalled struggles with family members, others mentioned inappropriate glances from passersby.
Res Life and RHA discuss eliminating university planners
For the 2015-2016 academic year, the Department of Resident Life printed 14,000 planners, which cost them $19,870.
UMD study shines light on young black men’s perceptions of healthy dating
This study challenges stereotypes typically associated with young black men.
FedCentric Technologies location in College Park employs UMD students for data analysis
The startup works on a variety of research projects using high-powered computers to explore data in novel ways.
Georgia Tech professor discusses better integration of robots and physics at UMD lecture
According to shows like The Jetsons, robots should be deeply rooted in 21st-century life. But according to one professor who visited this university, this is simply not the case.
UMD professor starts tutoring program for kids
The tutoring sessions focus on both academic and soccer skills.
Cambridge Hall renovations to be completed before the end of summer
The building was the first dorm on North Campus.
RHA hopes to cut down usage of plastic bags on campus
“There are times when, yes, people need bags, but it doesn’t need to be automatic, all the time, mindlessly.”