UMD students want stricter requirements for Greek life sexual assault prevention trainings
The university requires only 35 percent of a fraternity or sorority chapter to participate in one sexual assault prevention event each year.
DOTS budget cuts are hampering UMD’s Food Recovery Network
The FRN used to rely on DOTS buses to transport food.
Stamp is putting together a list of potential restaurants to replace Adele’s
They've sent out interest forms to about 50 potential businesses.
College Park will install over 100 pedestrian lights on Route 1
The State Highway Administration and city council are working to light up College Park.
A new committee could give the University Senate a say in the school’s budget
The University Senate is not currently involved in important financial decisions at UMD.
UMD GSG calls on DOTS to study campus bus ridership
They want to know what percentage of riders is made up of students.
New UMD graduate housing could be coming to College Park
The proposed housing development would be located near the Hillel Center.
UMD Senate wants more members to participate in its Slack channel
Last month, only four members of the main channel were active.
Donald Trump’s stances on the environment are “worrisome” for Maryland
The president-elect has said climate change is “a hoax invented by the Chinese.”
Drawing a swastika could mean 3 years in prison under this Maryland bill
The law would classify certain hateful actions as misdemeanors.