It took almost a year, but all of UMD’s handicap-accessible entrance markers are back
UMD removed 47 of the 57 markers last fall.
A record-high 60 percent of Americans support legalizing marijuana, poll finds
Among millennials, it’s even higher.
An SGA Town Hall gave UMD students a chance to ask about College Park’s future
Topics included the city’s economic development and future amenities, parking, and student housing, among others.
UMD’s Title IX office brought on two new staffers this week
The office’s deputy director and two other staffers plan to leave before Oct. 2.
UMD DOTS voided 27 percent of tickets last year, thanks to platforms like Skype
The video chat appeal launched last semester gives students a chance for a two-way conversation.
A new Shady Grove facility will offer more STEM courses for UMD students
The building is set to open in 2019.
A UMD chaplain is running for Maryland’s House, but he faces a fundraising challenge
His campaign is mostly funded by small donors.
UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon tells UMD students they can help solve world issues
Ban will step down from his post in December after serving for 10 years.
Meet UMD’s first transgender Facilities Management employee
Kendra Goodson came out to her fellow University of Maryland employees in May.
PLUMAS town hall panelists worry election will have “lingering effect” for Latinx students
The Political Latinxs United for Movement and Action in Society discussed the tense political climate during their second annual town hall meeting.