Two more students are now eligible to run in UMD SGA’s election after successful appeals
The One Party and Unity Party each gained an additional candidate.
UMD researchers’ augmented reality technology could help doctors in the operating room
A demonstration last week showed how augmented reality technology could assist with intubation and ultrasounds.
Body found near Lake Artemesia identified as former University of Maryland professor
Stan Fromovitz, a former professor in the business school, was reported missing in March.
UMD RHA Senate votes to reduce the role of attorneys in student trials
The RHA also voted on two other Code of Student Conduct-related proposals.
Some University Senate bills pass in weeks. 13 have been in gridlock for more than a year.
The oldest? A bill first introduced in 2010.
This group shares University of Maryland workers’ stories, “Humans of New York” style
The group wants to connect the campus community by highlighting its “unsung heroes.”
College Park Mayor Patrick Wojahn to speak with Trump officials at city leader conference
Wojahn is attending the National League of Cities’ annual Congressional City Conference, which began March 11.
University Police respond to a suspicious automobile, embezzlement, theft
This week in crime.
UMD Jewish community remains unified in wake of anti-Semitic threats across the nation
Between Jan. 1 and Feb. 27 this year, 100 bomb threats were called into Jewish centers and day schools in the U.S. and Canada.
Democratic Maryland lawmakers are fighting to legalize recreational marijuana
Fifty-eight percent of Marylanders support legalizing recreational marijuana.