Purple Line, Iribe, Cole and more: A look at UMD’s ongoing construction projects
Here’s a look at the status of four of the largest projects happening right now.
UMD fan, ESPN journalist Tisha Thompson talks objectivity in covering your favorite team
The Association for Women in Sports Media hosted Thompson at Knight Hall.
At UMD forum, frustrated legal experts say Trump’s immigration policies “will be a stain”
The experts shared their experience fighting for immigrant and refugee rights.
Baltimore State’s Attorney calls for unity among African Americans at UMD NAACP event
Panelists discussed black activism and the Freddie Gray’s death among other things.
University of Maryland’s Delta Tau Delta fraternity lost its campus recognition
The fraternity failed to fulfill the national requirements to qualify for full chapter status.
Terps for Trump cancel Milo Yiannopoulos event
On an Eventbrite email sent Thursday, Terps for Trump wrote it will need about $6,500 to cover security at Milo Yiannopoulos’ speech that would have taken place on Oct. 26.
More UMD professors are improving their websites for students with disabilities
A new policy from the spring set accessibility standards for new websites.
Maryland has some of the US’ strictest gun laws. Some leaders say it’s still not enough.
U.S. Rep. Donna Edwards urged students to vote Nov. 8 and make their voices heard on gun legislation.
