The SGA appointed a new student groups defender and 22 legislators on Wednesday
Next week’s agenda includes a resolution endorsing the proposed student fee for the Title IX office.
Terps Against Hunger and Memorial Chapel aim to make 20,000 meals for families in need
Last year, they aimed to pack 10,000 meals. This time, they doubled their target.
UMD researchers received $2 million from the Energy Department to develop solar technology
They aim to develop a cost-effective power system.
UMD will create startup hubs with resources for student entrepreneurs
The first will open in McKeldin Library this fall.
“Either maintain it, or don’t plant it”: College Park will remove trees after backlash
The 17-year-old trees on Wichita Avenue in College Park have been causing problems for residents.
The University of Maryland Wi-Fi is back up and running, IT department says
The IT department will increase system monitoring and add new wireless controllers in the next 30 days.
Some College Park residents say the city council violated state open meetings law
The meetings were closed to allow for “candid legal advice,” the mayor said.
Gov. Larry Hogan will not appear alongside Donald Trump in Baltimore
The governor said in June he wouldn’t vote for Trump.
UMD’s class of 2018 is graduating soon. Here’s a look back at their last four years.
From Melo Trimble to Anytime Dining, the class of 2018 has seen a lot.
DC Metro might permanently shorten its hours. Maryland officials aren’t happy about it.
Officials will discuss the proposal at a meeting on Thursday.