RHA and Resident Life consider activity and date changes for UMD’s non-alcoholic tailgate
The groups have hosted Terp Up For Game Day since the 2014-15 school year.
College Park’s Good Neighbor Day could see doubled attendance this year
More than 700 people have registered to volunteer Saturday as of Tuesday.
Ex-UMD student challenges officials’ motion to dismiss a $5 million sexual assault lawsuit
University administrators had moved to dismiss the complaint on the grounds of qualified immunity.
UMD SGA supports bill to help campus community express chosen identity on school documents
The organization voted unanimously to support the proposal for the bill.
A storm could bring 5 inches of snow and power outages to the D.C. area
The National Weather Service issued a winter storm warning that begins Monday at 7 p.m. and ends Tuesday at 2 p.m.
UMD researchers seek funds from the Energy Department for project on battery efficiency
The project aims to make batteries last longer and work more efficiently.
University of Maryland’s Terp Farm has produced nearly 30,000 pounds of food in 3 years
The farm has also donated about 6,000 pounds to organizations such as this university’s Campus Pantry.
After Trump’s announcement, a UMD official wants to codify protections for trans students
This university does not have a written policy allowing transgender students to use the bathroom of their choice.
College Park City Council plans to fight SHA on proposal to remove an I-95 loop ramp
The council hopes to meet with the State Highway Administration by April to reconfigure the design proposal.
University of Maryland professor sheds light on similarities between racism and sexual assault
Victims of both are often oppressed by society, said Neil Irvin, an associate professor in the public health school.