Maryland Opera Studio performs rendition of ‘Albert Herring’ at The Clarice
The rendition was performed by 13 current and former students of the Maryland Opera Studio.
UMD students showcase small businesses at Terp Marketplace
Hosted by the Dingman Center for Entrepreneurship at this university’s business school, Terp Marketplace highlights student small business ventures.
UMD explores possible graduate student living-learning program
This university currently offers several living-learning programs for undergraduate students but none for graduate students.
UMPD resumes pre-pandemic ID gate checks
Each person entering campus will be asked for university identification or driver's license.
Late hours, lack of safety measures headline concerns for UMD CAs
Some CAs had issues with shift policies and hoped for stronger safety resources.
Prince George’s County to join national effort to boost semiconductor chip manufacturing
The county’s funding for this program comes from appropriations in the federal bipartisan CHIPS and Science Act.
College Park opts to continue contract with VeoRide despite concerns
Some questioned VeoRide’s ability to respond when devices violate the forced parking mechanism and limit accessibility in the city.
UMD SGA, Health Center hold event to raise awareness about sexual health resources
The event included opportunities for students to recount their personal experiences with birth control and birth control resources for students to take home.
College Park City Council approves site plan for new Hillel building
A new 39,105-square-foot Hillel cultural center will be on Yale Avenue, next to fraternity row and St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church.
Graduate Labor Union choir builds solidarity through song
The Singers are a group of this university’s graduate students who learn and practice singing popular union songs.