Terps for Israel hosts pro-Palestinian activist Bassem Eid to support peaceful coexistence
Students had the opportunity to ask Bassem Eid his thoughts on a possible peace between Israelis and Palestinians.
Two PG County groups will partner to expand services for domestic violence victims
Seven organizations in Prince George’s County were awarded money through the Domestic Violence Grant Program.
University Senate works to define what can be scheduled for reading day
Some departments schedule review sessions, presentations or other obligations for reading day.
UMD institute will use a $17 million grant to increase food safety efforts
The Joint Institute for Food Safety and Applied Nutrition plans to use the grant to ensure the safety of imported food.
Police investigate Friday night knife assault on Route 1
Police were unable to find the suspects, who were last seen fleeing on foot north on Route 1.
Veteran chef looks to take Good Tidings to new heights
He’s working on the semester’s menu for Green Tidings now.
STUDY: Worst pollution in U.S. affects mostly nonwhite, low-income communities
A new category of “superpolluters” affects American communities disproportionately.
UMD professor studies prevalence of excessive medical treatments
Studies reveal that sometimes, the best treatment is no treatment.
Mongolian Grill temporarily closes after snow damage
Best case scenario: the station will reopen on Monday.
Celebrities who commit domestic violence are treated differently based on race, study says
University of Maryland doctoral candidate found racial discrepancies among news coverage of celebrity domestic violence perpetrators.