University Police investigate on-campus indecent exposure incidents
The incidents occurred on Sunday between 7:15 a.m. and 7:30 a.m., according to a UMD Alert.
Hogan wants the statue of Dred Scott decision author Roger Taney removed from Annapolis
Hogan was initially against removing the statue commemorating former Supreme Court Chief Justice Roger B. Taney, the author of the decision stating slaves and their descendants couldn’t be U.S. citizens.
Maryland Rep. John Delaney announces 2020 presidential campaign against Donald Trump
Delaney is the first candidate to challenge President Donald Trump and will seek the Democratic nomination.
A group of UMD graduate students created a device to help blind people “see”
The device, called HandSight, uses audio and haptic feedback technology to convey information to the user.
The College Park Metro will lose the Yellow Line
Metrorail fares will increase by 10 to 25 cents depending on the time.
UMD student and Tau Kappa Epsilon brother dies in car crash
Mason Jayce died in a car accident in Houston on May 26.
UMD student charged with murder denied bail at hearing
The judge said there is clear evidence that Urbanski presents an “absolute danger” to the community.
UMD plans to add plagiarism detection software to Canvas this fall
Division of Information Technology plans for a soft launch of the technology during the summer semester.
UMD GSG adopts resolution to allocate leftover funds from its budget
The assembly will vote on ideas for the remaining money at its June assembly meeting.
Noose found in UMD Phi Kappa Tau chapter house kitchen
University Police are investigating the event as a hate bias incident.