Newly leaked Hillary Clinton emails are under scrutiny one week before the election
The FBI is not yet sure if the emails are significant.
Civil rights experts say students are engines of activism at UMD forum
Civil rights activists shared history of activism and tips on how to be effective.
“Coffee rust” is killing Latin American plants. A UMD professor is searching for a cure.
Priscila Chaverri will be traveling to Costa Rica to collect and study the fungi.
“I just want an opportunity to stay above water”: UMD employees are calling for raises
Union workers can now negotiate with university administration.
UMD student is on the Frederick Board of Ed ballot after big endorsement
He’s backed by the county teachers’ association.
UMD to break ground on new dorms and dining hall at the end of the spring semester
The dorms will go on the Varsity Practice Fields and the south side of La Plata Beach.
A UMD coalition has registered about 300 voters so far this school year
They’ve done so with the help of a “register to vote” button on Testudo.
UMD Senate committee will review results of Jordan McNair investigation
They also plan to give recommendations to university President Wallace Loh.
After Hurricane Matthew’s devastation, UMD students raise money for victims in Haiti
Hurricane Matthew hit Haiti as a Category 4 hurricane on Oct. 4 and killed about 1,000 people.
After its director’s resignation, UMD’s Title IX Office is losing three more staffers
The deputy director is among those headed out the door.