Tau Epsilon Phi’s racist, sexist email gets Twitter backlash
UMD Social Justice tweeted a screenshot of a racist, sexist email involving three university fraternity members.
Welcome Chipotle back into your life with free burritos
Keep your eyes on your phones, people.
New UMD initiative seeks to address diversity issues, open campus dialogue
The Maryland Dialogues on Diversity and Community, which the University of Maryland announced Monday in an email to the student body, seek to draw members of the university into conversation.
Resident Life and Residential Facilities propose room fee increase
The departments are looking to raise prices by about 4 percent to offset additional expenses next fiscal year.
UMD professor studies prevalence of excessive medical treatments
Studies reveal that sometimes, the best treatment is no treatment.
South Campus Dining Hall’s Mongolian Grill reopens after temporary closing
Snow damage to South Campus Dining Hall caused the station to close.
Author Sharon Smith speaks on socialism, women, intersectionality
The event was hosted by the International Socialist Organization as a response to students’ interest in connections between women’s rights and socialism.
SGA partners with Maryland legislators to incentivize paid internships
The proposed bill, which would allow employers who hire paid interns to receive tax credits, aims to encourage more paid internships in this state.
PGPD investigates Route 1 armed robbery
Police have issued an “All Clear” for the case, though they are still searching for the suspects.
UMD graduate Constance Iloh named to Forbes ’30 Under 30′ list
Constance Iloh is now a post-doctoral fellow at the University of California, Irvine.