Acclaimed Russian author discusses literary career, war in Ukraine at UMD event
Maxim Osipov, this year’s Maya Brin Resident, left Russia after its full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022.
Studying is hard. Sensory rooms can make it easier.
The University of Maryland prides itself on inclusivity, but one area often overlooked is how it accommodates students with sensory processing challenges.
University Senate discusses new belonging survey, library systems update
University community members received an email with a link to complete the “Belonging and Community at UMD” survey earlier on Wednesday.
UMD students hope new Testudo offerings tradition reduces food insecurity on campus
Members from the student organizations will accept donations from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m from Dec. 12 to Dec. 19.
Water supply restored in UMD buildings, dorms after main break
This university is expecting a return to normal campus operations Tuesday, according to a campus-wide email sent Monday night.
UPDATED: Dozens of UMD buildings, dorms still without water after ‘massive’ main break
At least 26 dorms and all South Campus Commons apartments, along with 21 university buildings were affected by Monday’s water outage.
The Best of College Park 2022
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PSA covers McKeldin Mall with messages of UMD students’ experiences with catcalling
Using chalk, nearly 50 catcalls were written by the McKeldin Mall fountain Tuesday night.
Dozens gather at socially distanced UMD protest to hear demands of Black Terps Matter
The coalition is calling for more safe spaces for Black students on campus, among other demands.