UMD study shows spending time on social media is linked to more online shopping
While the most frequent social media users are the biggest online shoppers, they are more efficient than those who don’t use social media, the study said.
UMD’s counseling center saw an increase in appointments following hate bias incidents
The number of intake appointments in the 2016-17 academic year jumped 11 percent from the previous year.
UMD offers new Shuttle-UM bus route to Columbia
The new route will help to alleviate stress on campus parking lots induced by recent construction, a DOTS official said.
U.S. Rep. Anthony Brown announces plans for a bill to punish hate speech at universities
Brown spoke at the Samuel Riggs IV Alumni Center as part of this university’s year-long series of campuswide dialogues and healing.
UMD will hold a moment of reflection Wednesday to honor Richard Collins
At 12:05 p.m., this university, Bowie State University and other University System of Maryland campuses will go silent to honor Richard Collins, who was killed on the campus in May.
Maryland will receive full federal funding for Purple Line
After the federal funding agreement is signed, construction on the long-awaited rail line can begin.
UMD student Nsikan Udoh dies after suffering from pulmonary embolism, family says
Udoh was a senior public health science major at this university.
Some UMD students are anxious about changes coming to the LSAT in 2019
The exam will be fully digital by September 2019.
The University of Maryland names new associate vice president
Joel Seligman is currently the associate vice president and chief communications officer at the University of New Hampshire.
UMD Police are investigating plastic wrap resembling noose found near campus
Police were notified “out of concern for possible hate bias” and are reviewing nearby cameras.