Hacker sends anti-Semitic, racist fliers to UMD printers
The fliers praise global white supremacy, feature swastikas and accuse “the Jews” of destroying the country.
Maryland Hillel hosts national basketball tournament for more than 30 visiting schools
An eruption of noise filled the Reckord Armory on Sunday as fans — including Jewish reggae singer-songwriter Matisyahu — cheered for more than 400 Jewish athletes.
A proposed meal plan could give UMD commuter students swipe access to dining halls
The plan would give access to all dining services locations 100 times per semester.
College Park bike-share program to launch in May
The 14 new bike stations will be found both on campus and throughout College Park.
UMD student safe after Brussels attacks
The one student studying in Brussels and others studying in Europe have been accounted for.
College Park City Council votes to acquire two properties to expand City Hall
Smoothie King, Subway, Hair Cuttery and Shanghai Cafe would all be affected by the acquisition.
UMD students are filming a documentary about the aftermath of Richard Collins’ death
The group is aiming to release the film, titled “3 Days & 15 Miles,” by May.
University launches center focused on climate change and global sustainability
The center hopes their research will be integrated into policy discussions.
UMD student-written music for silent films gets Library of Congress recognition
The program has featured about 25 students, who have helped to score about 15 silent films so far.
UMD students voice concerns over new Dining Services plan at RHA town hall
Dining Services will give 80 dining dollars — the equivalent to Terp Bucks — to current students with a meal plan next semester to “acknowledge the inconvenience” of the change.