UMD just got its first cooperative house for graduate students
Cooperative Housing at the University of Maryland and the Graduate Student Government collaborated to provide the house for graduate students.
Gallery: Come tour the Hotel with The Diamondback
The hotel, which took more than two years to build, opens Friday.
Iribe Center construction is on schedule as worker death investigation continues
The center is scheduled to open in January 2019.
Some UMD students are anxious about changes coming to the LSAT in 2019
The exam will be fully digital by September 2019.
University of Maryland expels record number of students for sexual assault
A record number of University of Maryland students were expelled for sexual assaults in a one-year period beginning in July 2014, according to Office of Civil Rights & Sexual Misconduct data. Before the 2014-15 academic year, the Office of Student Conduct fully investigated one or two sexual misconduct reports a year, and few investigations — … Continue reading University of Maryland expels record number of students for sexual assault
With mayoral race looming, College Park City Council is considering some election changes
The council examined proposals including one that would allow non-citizens to vote in local elections.
University Police investigate on-campus burglary
The incident took place in South Campus Commons 6 Saturday night, according to a UMD Alert.
After a UMD student’s death, friends and family are creating a scholarship in his honor
After former student Mason Jayne died in a car accident on May 26, friends and family will hold a philanthropy event to promote safe driving.
Fuse 47 is coming down, but there are plans to rebuild
The rebuilding process will likely take between 12 and 18 months, one official said.
Prince George’s County could generate $1.4 billion more — but it isn’t, study says
A lack of high-end retailers in Prince George’s County is sending buyers — and money — elsewhere, the study said.