UMD students travel to support Hillary Clinton
Members of the Terps for Hillary student group traveled to New Hampshire in support of their presidential candidate.
Dining Services explains snow day openings
Dining Services employees still need to report to work when the University of Maryland closes for snow.
UMD, Rutgers team advances in Hyperloop competition
The team’s advancement was announced during Design Weekend at Texas A&M from Jan. 29 to 30.
Art house restaurant hoping to join Route 1 in December
The bar and restaurant will also serve as a performance venue four to seven days a week.
UMD Hillel hosts JHacks, its first national hackathon
The event lasted two days — but made time for religious services.
Terp Thon’s Day of Miracles raises more than $100,000, breaks record
The student organization decided to up the ante after “crushing” their $15,000 goal last year.
UMD receives research grant to study military professionalism
Being a professional can have different meanings to many people, especially in the armed services.
Police investigate Friday night knife assault on Route 1
Police were unable to find the suspects, who were last seen fleeing on foot north on Route 1.
University Senate approves new business analytics masters program
The program aims to fulfill the growing need for a workforce skilled in big-data analysis.
Spanish and Portuguese department’s Red Dot campaign celebrates languages, identity
The stickers are designed to raise awareness, celebrate the department’s identity and illustrate the pervasiveness of the languages in society.