A $750K grant will fund new cultural literacy curriculum at UMD
It’s for students studying Chinese, Russian and Arabic.
U.S. bill aims to hold college presidents accountable for sexual misconduct investigations
Presidents would have to certify they didn’t interfere in any cases.
College Park City Council wants to require members to give reasons for abstaining
One council member said explanations would help with transparency.
Panelists discuss anti-Semitism and its rise among Western countries
About 35 people attended the event in Stamp Student Union.
Students speak at Stamp Gallery for Asian Monologues
More than 60 students came out to the Stamp Gallery to hear students’ poems as a part of Asian Monologues
Maryland dorms will no longer have two-ply toilet paper
Two-ply toilet paper would cost the university about $56,000 more than one-ply over a year.
Hawaii representative marches with UMD students to support Bernie Sanders
Early voting in Maryland will take place until April 21.
University Senate committee to consider recourse option for students declining honor pledge
Students aren’t actually required to sign the pledge, but professors can still challenge them if they don’t.
UMD ROTC hosts National Geographic’s docuseries on war on terrorism
The first episode focused on the battle for Mosul, Iraq.
Residents have mixed reactions after Terrapin Row takes away its paper coffee cups
Terrapin Row is offering each resident a free reusable coffee cup.