An elevator shutdown made getting to class a struggle for this UMD student
Adith Thummalapalli, who uses a wheelchair, needed to use the elevator to get to his third-floor classes.
Newly Republican-led states are more likely to adopt voter ID laws, UMD study finds
“Those who come newly to power are more interested in trying to preserve power,” government and politics professor Michael Hanmer said.
MaryPIRG, lawmakers push for Maryland to become first state to adopt Styrofoam ban
The bill will be introduced in March.
College Park has a new music venue and food hall
The Hall CP is expected to be complete in June or July.
UMD announces revisions to the Code of Academic Integrity, effective Jan. 1
The changes clarify self-plagiarism as a form of academic dishonesty and indicate that honor pledges are not mandatory.
In their second semester, multicultural advocates in UMD dorms hope to reach more students
MAs plan to hold more events, spread awareness for the resources they offer.
College Park City Council moves ahead with plans for Calvert Road childcare center
Some College Park residents and the Maryland Historic Trust have raised concerns about the project.
UMD grad students think they can make progress toward collective bargaining rights this year
After football scandals and state elections, activists are optimistic.
After an adenovirus outbreak, UMD cleaned dorms over break — but 600 rooms opted out
About 4,600 rooms had their “frequently-touched” surfaces sanitized.
UMD alum strikes back at Maryland’s anti-BDS order by suing Gov. Hogan, AG Frosh
Syed Saqib Ali claims the order violates his First and 14th Amendment rights.