“A discussion piece”: UMD professor’s proposed tax bill used as classroom content
The bill was rejected earlier this month.
Peace Corps ranks UMD fourth for volunteer production, jumping ahead six places
This university has ranked since 2011, and jumped six places from last year.
With its only black tenured professor retiring, UMD’s public policy school faces pushback
The search is on for a new hire, and all candidates who have visited campus so far are white.
UMD’s Miguel González-Marcos remembered as “a true scholar and a great human being”
He died last month at age 59.
Few UMD bathrooms offer free tampons and pads. These students want to change that.
What started out as a class project for a group of five women turned into much more.
Not all work experience is equal. Students shouldn’t be encouraged to do unpaid jobs.
UMD must oppose unpaid work experience.
Students, faculty and Maryland officials celebrate groundbreaking of public policy school
The building is slated to be complete in spring of 2020.