UMD SGA remains involved in fossil fuel divestment efforts
The SGA unanimously passed a bill in November supporting the removal of this university’s investments in fossil fuel companies.
This student group says counseling comes “30 days too late” at UMD
The Counseling Center has seen an increase in emergency appointments.
“Terps Take Care” event aims to raise awareness of mental health at UMD
About 20 campus organizations were represented at the event.
UMD researchers make strides in quantum computing research
Researchers made a new design for photonic crystals.
DC nonprofit visits UMD to promote sex-positive culture
The event’s “We’re asking for it” theme encouraged students to think about how they ask for and give consent.
The Piano Man Superstore to close in May
There are less than 200 pianos remaining in the store.
College Park City Council to designate $60,000 in funds to summer camps, local public schools
The council hopes to use the funds for various initiatives, such as improving literacy levels.
UMD students share why they voted in Maryland primaries
It appeared to be a bit of a Bernie-Hillary showdown.
FY 2017 Maryland state budget caps tuition increases at 2 percent
The budget provides for a surplus of more than $400 million and a rainy day fund of more than $1 billion.
Prince George’s County Police are getting new implicit bias training
The training will run from March until November.