Construction on McKeldin Mall will enter its second phase this summer
Facilities Management aims to replace water pipes during this phase, which will cost more than $1 million.
“Reclaim this campus for them”: UMD students support sexual assault survivors at sit-in
Dozens of students spoke out and shared their experiences with sexual assault during the 10-hour sit-in on McKeldin Mall.
University of Maryland welcomes its second virtual reality faculty member
Zwicker will start teaching in the fall and is working with VisiSonics, a virtual reality startup company.
A UMD Naval ROTC member ranked as one of the best among U.S. seniors in her field
She’ll be headed to Japan this summer.
A federal judge in Greenbelt has temporarily blocked part of Trump’s new travel ban
The suspension follows a Hawaii judge’s decision Wednesday to implement a restraining order.
One of Terp Thon’s Miracle Kids is coming to UMD next year
Jaiwen Hsu was diagnosed with osteosarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer, in 2010.
Two Greek councils, citing insensivity, won’t participate in UMD’s Greek Week
Greek Week has served as a “crutch for cross council interaction,” the National Pan-Hellenic Council and the Multicultural Greek Council wrote in a letter.
Dorchester Hall will close for renovations after the fall 2017 semester
Residents will have to move out of the dorm after final exams end in fall 2017.
Less than half of student senators show up to most University Senate meetings
One student senator said absences are affecting the passage of bills.