UMD’s “M” circle planting struggles amid fungal pathogens, utility malfunctions and Purple Line
Instead of the usual flowers, the “M” has been covered in red mulch since last fall.
Dining Services town hall on new dining plan sees low student turnout
About 22 students attended the meeting, but most were involved with the Residence Hall Association.
Stamp renovation eliminates office space for student groups
After the renovation, Stamp officials hope student groups use some of the new rooms for their meetings.
UMD researchers find hotter temperatures deter invasive stink bugs
Not only are these insects a rapidly growing pest, they can also be detrimental to farmers’ crops.
President Wallace Loh gives insight on his political nonpolitical role
Loh discusses how he made big decisions, such as moving to the Big Ten Conference, throughout his tenure as university president.
Hacker sends anti-Semitic, racist fliers to UMD printers
The fliers praise global white supremacy, feature swastikas and accuse “the Jews” of destroying the country.
Israel Arava Institute addresses water shortages with UMD students
Shmuel Brenner, director of the Arava Center for Sustainable Development, emphasized the importance of unity between countries.
Potential Greenbelt FBI headquarters site sees significant increase in parking requirements
A new request is requiring more than 2,000 additional parking spaces if the Greenbelt site is chosen.
City Council, CPCUP seek outside funding to boost College Park’s aesthetic appeal
The two entities are hoping to nab a $11 million to $14 million grant.
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.