U.S. Senate candidate Chrys Kefalas speaks to Terps for Israel on political engagement
Terps for Israel brought him to the campus primarily to speak about U.S. relations with Israel.
Adele’s to close for dinner in the fall semester
Starting in the fall, the restaurant will accept Dining Dollars for lunch.
UMD alumnus to make reality TV debut on NBC’s ‘STRONG’
When Wesley Okerson graduated from UMD, he never thought he’d end up on a television show.
Author, public speaker visits UMD for lecture on campus racism
The event comes in wake of a few racist incidents within this university’s Greek life community.
Asian American and Pacific Islander initiative at UMD sponsors Wonder Womxn event
It created a safe space of about 20 people to build solidarity and an environment for all communities of women of color.
Pagan community group looks to start UMD student chapter
Members of the group worship their respective deities, each in their own way. The group would help students explore alternatives to Christianity, Islam and Judaism.
UMD Disability Summit emphasizes improving technological access for those with disabilities
The event featured a keynote speaker and student presentations.
Purple Line contract approval sparks local conversation
The 16-mile light-rail system is slated to open in 2022.
Resident Life survey results spark additional composting efforts
Residential composting bins are located on North Campus in Easton and Chestertown halls.
Researchers try to give robots some common sense
Researchers at this university are working to program robots that can solve problems on their own.