PLUMAS members fast as Supreme Court immigration case approaches
Some members have been fasting for more than two weeks.
U.S. Senate candidate Chrys Kefalas speaks to Terps for Israel on political engagement
Terps for Israel brought him to the campus primarily to speak about U.S. relations with Israel.
Purple Line contract approval sparks local conversation
The 16-mile light-rail system is slated to open in 2022.
UMD’s Center for Diversity and Inclusion hosts summit on issues facing college campuses
The three-day conference will focus on issues including white supremacy, anti-Semitism and sexual harassment.
Student affairs professor addresses intersectionality, identity factors for UMD students
All students identify themselves in terms of various sociocultural factors, and in all different ways.
American University professor discusses evolution of Islam at START lecture
About 40 students, START employees and attendees came to hear Mohamed Nimer.
UMD researchers among first ever to observe supernova shockwave flash
Scientists caught the flash of a shockwave from an exploding star — known by astronomers as “shock breakout” — thanks to NASA’s Kepler space telescope.
University Police increase promotion of Rave Guardian safety app for students
The app includes a safety profile, anonymous tip texting and a safety timer for traveling across campus.
“There’s more to come”: College Park City Council sworn in at inauguration
Mayor Patrick Wojahn, five incumbent council members and three newly elected members were sworn in.
