‘Dogs love us back’: UMD professor discusses human-canine connection in book talk
Golbeck spoke to more than 75 university community members about her recently published book and discussed the connection between people and dogs.
Prince George’s County launches guaranteed basic income pilot program to support residents
Thrive Prince George’s — the $4 million initiative — will provide monthly payments of $800 for two years to selected county residents.
College Park residents express concerns with proposed Autoville housing development
The development would contain 10 to 14 units split among five or seven two-story buildings.
UMD student turns experience with incarcerated parent into support group
On Nov. 19, Tovchigrechko held her first UnLocked Project support group meeting.
UMD RHA votes in favor of potential increased meal plan, dorm costs
If the changes are approved, students would pay an additional $104.50 for meal plans and an additional $333 for dorms.
UMD students find community through ranked undergraduate entrepreneurship opportunities
The University of Maryland placed fifth in the nation for undergraduate entrepreneurship in rankings released earlier this month.
Man with knife assaults person at Regents Drive Garage
The suspect is not in custody. Police advised community members to stay away from the area.
UMD professor wins the world’s most prestigious criminology award
The Stockholm Prize is awarded to “outstanding achievements in criminological research” or research that aids in crime reduction.
UMD announces task force to address antisemitism and Islamophobia, interim chalking policy
The creation of the task force, which will be composed of students, faculty and staff, comes amid a surge of violence in Israel and Palestine.
UMD records at least 50 AI-related academic integrity cases in 2022-23
AI-related sanctions accounted for more than eight percent of the student conduct office’s total academic sanctions in the 2022-23 academic year.