U.S. Education Department opens third Title IX investigation into UMD
The department opened its first case into this university on Jan. 11, followed by a second case opened on March 31.
UMD Health Center brings therapy dogs to campus
Stress affects many college students, but the University of Maryland’s Health Center is doing something “different” to promote stress relief.
College Park officials, UMD students push for more trash cans and cleanups to address littering problem
“It’s not an issue that’s isolated to any one community; it’s a problem that’s all over the city.”
Res Life and RHA discuss eliminating university planners
For the 2015-2016 academic year, the Department of Resident Life printed 14,000 planners, which cost them $19,870.
Former UMD GSG President Stephanie Cork impeached on charges of misusing funds
The Governance Committee recommended indicting Cork on multiple charges after concluding its impeachment investigation.
UMD graduate school reacts to student feedback on diversity
The Graduate Diversity and Inclusion office conducted a survey, which ultimately resulted in the creation of a Spring Speaker series, focusing on diversity.
UMD group Alternative Breaks receives $5,000 to help fund trips, scholarships
The funding will help support students who cannot afford to go on the community service-learning trips.
UMD student Sultan Oyeshile dies in car accident
Oyeshile, 22, was driving on Interstate 95 in South Carolina.
College Park City Council and community welcome Syrian refugees
The College Park City Council passed a resolution to welcome all refugees in the College Park community.
UMD students reveal two-week-old Confederate flag incident during meeting with university
What appeared to be a Confederate flag was found carved into a stall in a bathroom in Somerset Hall.