IMF’s Christine Lagarde talks emerging markets, international economy
She addressed how advanced economies — such as the United States’ — directly affect smaller countries’ economic growth.
STUDY: Superstorms could become much deadlier with warmer oceans
The projected models showed storms many times more destructive than Superstorm Sandy.
UMD’s ROTC program celebrates 100 years on campus
When ROTC started at UMD, all students were required to take part in military drills.
Wallace Loh releases report reflecting on 5 years as UMD president
In the report released Thursday morning, Loh listed institutional accomplishments and areas for improvement.
First university-sponsored Phillips Collection exhibition opens
“Acts of Silence” is by George Mason University printmaking professor Helen Frederick.
Terp Farm increases crop production, student involvement
In 2015, the farm grew 11,233 pounds of vegetables.
Junior Tim Martin named to Hogan commission on service, volunteerism
Tim Martin first joined Cub Scouts at age 6.
City Council votes to support deletion of student surcharge exemptions
This change could mean new graduate-student housing construction in the future.
Fat Pete’s BBQ restaurant to open this spring
The establishment will feature a smoker the size of a “hockey Zamboni.”
