UMD researchers explore video game sales trends with PS3, Xbox 360
Their research will be published in the International Journal of Research in Marketing next year.
Newseum guests can walk through streets of Berlin during Cold War with UMD team’s help
The virtual reality exhibit will be open through December 2018.
UMD President Loh pledges $10,000 in Big Ten contest to promote student voting
The vice president’s office in the Division of Student Affairs will decide how the $10,000 will be spent.
UMD MaryPIRG launches campaign to ban Styrofoam statewide
After Prince George’s County enacted a Styrofoam ban in 2016, members of MaryPIRG want to expand the ban statewide.
‘That is a colossal fuck-up’: College Park reacts to noncitizens voting reversal
Officials announced Friday that the proposed amendment would not be adopted, days after the city council announced its passage.
Prince George’s County Police investigate sexual assault, burglary in College Park
The suspect broke into a home on Guilford Road and sexually assaulted a female inside.
College Park will allow non-U.S. citizens to vote in local elections
The charter amendment passed with its original wording in a 4-3 vote, with one abstention from District 1 Councilman Fazlul Kabir.
‘It was like a bomb went off’: A Charlottesville witness shares his experiences
More than 40 University of Maryland students and local activists attended the event.
UMD preps to build dining hall and dorm rooms on Varsity practice fields
The dorms and dining hall are expected to open by the 2020 fall semester.
University Police investigate on-campus burglary incident
A student woke up early Thursday morning and found a man in her room who appeared to be intoxicated, according to a UMD Alert.