Finance, management among 10 UMD majors with significant enrollment increases since 2012
Ten undergraduate majors with more than 100 enrolled students in 2012 have seen at least a 20 percent enrollment increase as of the fall 2022 semester.
Democrats must capitalize on unified government and raise minimum wage with inflation
Adjusting minimum wage to inflation is not partisan. It’s something Maryland needs now.
The NFT market is ripe for financial malpractice
With its unclear ownership standards, the NFT market is dangerous for consumers.
Long days, lost connections: Students reflect on over a year of online classes
A year of online classes has impacted some students' mental health on top of having the burden of full tuition.
UMD athletic director and 13 coaches set to take pay cuts
Athletic director Damon Evans will take a 10 percent cut from his supplemental pay.
As coronavirus pandemic continues, some UMD employees are out of work
Dining Services is looking into whether it can provide pay provisions, said spokesperson Bart Hipple.
Andrew Yang’s universal basic income proposal could help save the US economy
UBI is the stimulus Americans need amid economic issues.
“Not part of the community”: UMD commuter students say long days make them feel excluded
About 1 in 5 UMD students hold a commuter parking pass.
UMD holds grand-opening for M&T Bank in Stamp
The bank plans to offer free financial education workshops to faculty, staff and students.
This UMD student entrepreneur decorates cakes and macarons in her sweet startup
Caroline Ta is the owner of baking business SweetsbyCaroline.