UMD graduate Constance Iloh named to Forbes ’30 Under 30′ list
Constance Iloh is now a post-doctoral fellow at the University of California, Irvine.
SGA meets with USM to encourage fossil fuel divestment
System representatives were receptive to the possibility of divesting over the next 10 years.
Dining Services will offer new meal plans this fall
Say goodbye to dining points, Terp Bucks and carryout.
UMD Police say a derogatory phrase on a student’s whiteboard isn’t a hate bias incident
The Department of Resident Life initially sent out a letter to the dorm’s residents calling the act a hate bias incident.
Immigration advocacy group CASA de Maryland sues Trump administration over DACA
The announcement coincides with the last day those with Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals can reapply.
UMD SGA will work with chief diversity officer after initial concerns about transparency
The SGA will work with Roger Worthington to improve and expand cultural competency training for students, faculty and staff.
New laws on sexual assault, fracking take effect in Maryland
The laws were among those passed during the Maryland General Assembly’s 2017 legislative session.
UMD Graduate Student Government to intensify focus on disability rights
The GSG Diversity Committee is planning a spring campaign to raise awareness for diversity issues and disability awareness.
PG County officials hope to create small donor matching program for local elections
County officials discussed modeling a program similar to Montgomery County’s.
Patrick Wojahn, Wallace Loh plan to prioritize College Park revitalization
The University of Maryland and the city of College Park will continue their collaboration on the redevelopment of downtown.