Israel Arava Institute addresses water shortages with UMD students
Shmuel Brenner, director of the Arava Center for Sustainable Development, emphasized the importance of unity between countries.
USM Board of Regents pushes for more closed meetings
Regents say publicly discussing topics such as business ventures could harm the USM.
Maryland gubernatorial candidate Ben Jealous discusses healthcare and minimum wage at UMD
The College Democrats and this university’s chapter of Our Revolution hosted the event.
University Police respond to assault, indecent exposure, other incedents
The past two weeks in crime.
UMD students can reduce DOTS citation fines by donating to a food drive
The food drive will run from Dec. 1 to Dec. 15.
A suggested daytime bus route would connect north and south campus at UMD
The proposed Shuttle-UM route would operate from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays.
UMD DOTS is starting a vanpooling program for commuters this spring
Up to 12 commuters will be able to travel to campus together in vans provided by the program.
Researchers note radicalization risk among Muslim immigrants who feel discriminated against
Amid discussions surrounding immigration, researchers note the importance of creating inclusive policies.
UMD ranks No. 11 on top Peace Corps volunteer-producing schools list
The university went up to No. 11 on the Peace Corps’ annual list for top volunteer-producing large universities from No. 18 last year.
Resident Life explores housing option for substance-free UMD students
Eighteen percent of current University of Maryland students living in dorms expressed interest in living in substance-free housing.