Urbanization and economic development could curb infectious diseases, UMD study finds
The study analyzed infectious diseases in 60 different countries and their potential causes.
New UMD Senate chair takes office and committee members elected Thursday
The incoming chairman Daniel Falvey has been a professor at this university since 1989.
UMD students’ May Day march to present administration with demands sees low turnout
The nine demands included calling on the administration to declare this university a sanctuary campus and to denounce hateful speech.
Five-alarm fire at Fuse 47 apartment complex appears to be accidental, officials say
The incident has been labeled the largest suppression effort in county history.
Fuse 47 apartment complex at risk of collapse after fire on Monday, officials say
The cause of the fire remains unknown, fire officials said.
UMD Senate votes to mandate sexual assault prevention training for new students
The policy will also require second- and third-year students to complete online sexual misconduct trainings.
Terps for Trump chalking outside Stamp advocated building a wall and deporting DREAMers
Students later washed away the messages with buckets of water.
Unity Party statement on rules violation: “the ends justified the relatively harmless means”
The party withdrew its entire ticket from the SGA election following a Diamondback report of a rules violation.
Campus guns, marijuana bills fail to pass before Maryland General Assembly session ends
Various bills affecting college students and higher education institutions will have to wait until next year.
President Loh: International students who don’t like UMD’s fees ‘don’t have to come’
The fee, which will take effect in the fall, will not affect international students currently enrolled at this university.