Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan blocks companies boycotting Israel from getting state funds
Hogan spoke against the “shameful BDS movement” in a news release Monday.
UMD team places third in Turf Bowl
The competition tests students’ knowledge of sports field and turf grass management.
Some members of UMD’s Jewish community still feel safe on campus despite swastika incidents
This university has 6,500 students who are Jewish, according to Hillel’s website.
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.
STUDY: People often overestimate how friends think of them romantically, but it can work out in their favor
Research suggests there may still be hope for people who pine for friends who don’t initially reciprocate their feelings.
Language Science Center receives $3 million grant
Recent grant helps graduate students enhance their skills and knowledge within the Language Science Center.
STUDY: Superstorms could become much deadlier with warmer oceans
The projected models showed storms many times more destructive than Superstorm Sandy.
MLaw introduces new Freddie Gray class, students focus on racial issues
Students share their perspectives on Freddie Gray and other racial issues in a new MLaw course.
UMD Facilities Management is removing pillars marking handicap-accessible entrances
The department is instead encouraging people to use its campus web map.