Former CIA, NSA director sits on UMD panel to address cyber spying and foreign policy
Panelists agreed that 9/11 and recent technological advancements have forced government agencies to transform the ways in which they gather information.
University of Maryland honored faculty, staff and community partners for their work
Students, faculty and staff members were honored during the awards ceremony.
ARHU college hosts panel to discuss art and humanities future in society
The 11th chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts the 10th chairman of the National Endowment for the Humanities joined Dean Bonnie Thornton Dill for the discussion Tuesday.
Clark Engineering School hosts event highlighting need for STEM field diversity
Data shows companies that are more inclusive and diverse experience better outcomes and more financial success.
Maryland lawmakers propose bill to make the Metro safer and more affordable
Rep. Anthony Brown (D-Md.) introduced the bill, and Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.) co-sponsored it.
A UMD dance team and a College Park business joined forces to help cancer patients
OpenBarre will host one Headbands of Hope class every day until Nov. 23.
UMD Police respond to reports of vandalism, destruction of property, theft
This week in crime.
UMD students gather to read, critique poetry written by incarcerated youth
The university student group collaborated with Free Minds Book Club, a D.C.-based nonprofit literacy organization that assists juveniles in D.C.
“A big kid with a bigger heart”: UMD community mourns death of student Alec Spear
Spear died on Saturday, his mother said. He was 20.
Terp Thon fundraising total trumps last year’s record by more than $120,000
The total continued Terp Thon’s record-breaking trend but fell short of this year’s goal.