A new UMD study says today’s Americans are “looser.” Here’s why.
According to the study, Americans have become more tolerant of social deviance.
Family and students mourn UMD’s Robin Sawyer, who taught wildly popular sexuality class
He was passionate about sex education, soccer and strong cups of tea.
“He’s going back on his word”: UMD students react to President Loh postponing retirement
The president will be staying on for a year longer than originally planned.
Here’s how College Park and UMD supported furloughed workers in the government shutdown
The city offered information on paying for healthcare, utilities, childcare and other essentials.
A new College Park restaurant offers a range of fruit-based bowls
Playa Bowls opened on Route 1 Sunday.
UMD Police arrest two suspects in Fraternity Row burglary
The burglary occurred at 1 Fraternity Row last week.
UMD is cleaning dorm rooms over winter break, two months after a student died from adenovirus
Hired contractors are sterilizing "frequently-touched surfaces" starting Monday.
University Police respond to reports of a hate bias incident, burglary and assault
The hate bias incident involved “stickers that represent a Neo-Nazi/white supremacist organization."
Broadcaster Ted Koppel: US military is reactive, but cybersecurity threats change things
Koppel spoke about “Weapons of Mass Disruption” before an audience of about 75 people at the University of Maryland.
More than 100 students and professors came together to discuss the rise of Donald Trump
The Potomac Center for the Study of Modernity and the Miller Center for Historical Studies teamed up for the first time to organize the discussion.