200 UMD graduate students protest tax reform bill that could make tuition waivers taxable
The bill passed in the House of Representatives on Thursday.
Edward St. John’s Learning and Teaching Center, Clark Hall will be LEED certified
There are currently eight other LEED Silver-certified buildings on the campus.
Dunkin’ Donuts is among six new businesses coming to Terrapin Row
There will also be a bubble tea shop and Korean and Taiwanese restaurants.
Jalapeno Grill returns to South Campus Dining Hall
A Dining Services spokesman said he had received complaints about the loss of tacos and burritos.
Artist from Disney’s ‘Zootopia’ speaks to UMD students about animation
Visual development artist Nick Orsi spoke to students about his personal experience in arts and animation.
This University of Maryland team’s solar cell is thinner than a human hair
This cell’s light weight and portability could benefit people in the army or in third world countries.
Mayoral candidate, landlord Tom Chen has had over 70 violations on College Park properties
Most Prince George’s County landlords have no code violations, the president of the county property owners association said.
UMD’s Physics Welding Shop will become a new creative space for students
The MakerSpace will be the 12th on the campus.
Looking at the candidates in College Park’s 2017 election
It’s the second time in more than 20 years the four district races and the mayoral race are all contested.
UMD student groups are working to get a location and funding for a Latinx cultural center
The center, which was among the 64 demands released by ProtectUMD last year, could still be years away.