Student Archivists at Maryland symposium sparks social justice conversation
The symposium, called Americana 2016: Archival Activism and Social Justice, drew a crowd of about 40 students and alumni to McKeldin Library on Monday night.
Symposium looks to the middle ground between business and social impact
“The dialogue throughout the conference is thinking about how you use the tools of business … to make positive change in the world.”
Undocumented Terps event highlights everyday struggles for noncitizen students
121 undocumented students receive in-state tuition at the University of Maryland through the state’s Dream Act and DACA.
Residents and UMD students have mixed reactions to College Park’s election results
Mayor Wojahn won re-election with 1,568 of 2,648 votes.
UMD Delta Tau Delta chapter president dismisses drugging allegations
Students say the email is damaging and discourages victims from coming forward.
UMD Hillel draws 120 to third Jewish Women’s Leadership Conference
About 120 women came to the Jewish Women’s Leadership Conference to listen to the connection between faith and leadership.
College Park and UMD officials address Black Lives Matter at Maryland Discourse event
The most discussed question of the night was whether this university was active in the movement.
College Park District 3 candidates debate noise complaints and tax breaks
The four District 3 candidates took part in a forum in City Hall Wednesday night, days before the city’s elections.
UMD alumnus Maurice Dorsey speaks on experience of race over 68 years
Though a school was in walking distance to his house growing up, Dorsey couldn’t go there because it was segregated.
A new UMD center aims to improve public education by collaborating with local teachers
This university’s education college announced the foundation of The Center for Educational Innovation and Improvement on Oct. 11.