UMD President Loh approves recommendations from sexual assault prevention task force
All incoming freshmen will be required to complete sexual assault prevention training this fall.
Obamacare lowered the financial burden of health care, a UMD professor’s study shows
The American Health Care Act, which is under consideration by the Senate, could cause millions to lose coverage and affect students at this university and others.
SGA will create temporary committees for election reform and affordable housing
The committees will begin working by the end of this academic year, SGA President A.J. Pruitt said.
From uniting redheads to hosting nerf games, UMD clubs span many interests
With more than 800 student organizations, this university offers a variety of clubs for unique interests.
SGA unanimously votes to pay its VP of financial affairs
The before-tax amount paid for the position equals the price of in-state tuition at this university per semester.
Prince George’s County Fire Department responds to fire at Fuse 47 apartment complex
The building is scheduled to open sometime in July.
UMD SGA endorses potential new regulations for sexual misconduct cases
The SGA voiced its approval of the Campus Safety and Accountability Act, which a U.S. Senate committee will hear this summer.
At TED Talks-style event, UMD students discuss topics from immigration to bees
Five students presented speeches before more than 120 people.
Multiple legislative Unity Party candidates drop out of SGA election
Former candidates said they were not aware of the party’s failure to disclose all contributions in a financial report.
Despite City Council vote to lower fees, parking permits around Terrapin Row remain high
Area residents are paying 48 times more for parking than permit holders in all other residential parts of the city.