UMD student groups react to Washington Quad event restrictions
This policy establishes the quad as South Hill’s “backyard,” for students of the residential community, a Resident Life spokesperson told The Diamondback.
UMD DOTS leads bike, e-scooter tours around campus to promote safe riding practices
On the tours, DOTS requires participants to wear a helmet and travel on roads and trails around campus to avoid sidewalks.
Brass lovers revel in renowned tuba soloist’s performance at The Clarice
Brass players, classical music buffs and humor lovers united to watch Øystein Baadsvik bring his setlist to life through quips and antics throughout the show.
UMD Bat Fest offers spooky activities, science education
Many activities at Bat Fest were geared toward families because of the importance of educational resources, according to Taylor Sinclair.
Prince George’s County Council bill aims to lessen unemployment rate, support workers
A project labor agreement is a type of collective bargaining agreement that establishes the terms and conditions of a construction project.
College Park City Council continues vacant, blighted property tax discussions
The potential tax increase isn’t meant to increase the city’s revenue, the city’s finance director Gary Fields said at the meeting.
Student musician’s nightly performances raise more than $600 for mental health nonprofit
Since August, Gustavo Rego has dedicated three hours almost every night to sitting outside Pyon-Chen Hall and playing the guitar.
UMPD investigating student death on campus
A student was found dead Tuesday afternoon on the north side of SECU Stadium, according to a campuswide email Tuesday evening.
UMD students attribute more than 43,000 parking citations in 2022-23 to overcrowded lots
The citations have stirred frustration among some students at this university due to difficulties in navigating parking lots and the cost of the offenses.
College Park City Council increases home ownership grants for first responders
The council’s move saw significant opposition from city residents and University of Maryland students.