Some UMD students call on administration to provide stronger response to hate incidents
Following the death of Richard Collins III on the University of Maryland’s campus, “President Loh has to take a stand,” one alumna said.
‘It’s Real’: A seven-part look at how sexual assault is handled at the University of Maryland
The Diamondback spent four months interviewing more than 100 people about the issue of sexual assault on campus. This is what we found.
City Council, Greek Life members discuss racism after noose found in UMD fraternity house
A noose was found in the kitchen of Phi Tau’s chapter house on Fraternity Row on April 27.
State drops distribution charge against UMD student after police seized 375 THC cartridges
Kraut still faces his charge of possessing more than 10 grams of marijuana. His trial is set for August.
UMD students in ACES program identify weaknesses in university’s computer system
The students do not have access to this university’s entire WAN system, but they can view what the average hacker would be able to see.
MilkBoy ArtHouse restaurant will open on May 2 in College Park
The venue will feature multiple bars, restaurant areas with seating and two stages for artists to perform.
UMD SGA wants DOTS to improve transit data technology to ease trip planning
The request calls for DOTS to allow students to plan trips using real-time transit data for Shuttle-UM buses, similar to apps such as Google Maps.
UMD SGA and College Park City Council aim to bridge student-resident gap at Town Hall
About 45 students and faculty attended the event, along with the eight city council members and Mayor Patrick Wojahn.
Entire Unity Party ticket withdraws from SGA election following reports of rules violation
The Unity Party ticket failed to disclose campaign contributions.