Stamp Panera opening, Chestertown Hall air conditioning among updates from RHA town hall
The long-awaited Panera Bread in Stamp Student Union is slated to open around mid-May, according to Joe Mullineaux, Dining Services’ interim director.
UMD needs to harness innovation and use storm windows to protect students
If the university invested in storm windows, it could save students from the consequences of its own housing policies.
UMD community praises free clothing store as affordable, sustainable
More than 100 students gathered near Harford Hall’s service center Friday for the opening of a free clothing shop held by the University of Maryland’s campus reuse store — Terp to Terp.
Don’t develop the Paint Branch Preserve. Lower rents instead.
Locals are opposed to developing the Paint Branch Preserve. We must listen to them.
UMD plans to include unlimited laundry in housing costs next fall
The university plans to readjust its current budget that will result in no added cost to students living on campus.
For transfer students, housing problems amplify stressful transition to UMD
Transfer students say the university should do more to help them find housing.
UMD’s newest dorm opens doors for University Honors students, other freshmen
The six-story building houses 450 residents and includes central air conditioning and private bathrooms.
Several UMD students living in Cumberland Hall moved to quarantine housing
At least one positive case has been identified on Cumberland's seventh floor.
UMD announces move-out instructions for students living in dorms
Students can schedule an appointment to move out of their dorm between May 23 and June 7.
College Park City Council voices support for Old Leonardtown housing complex demolition
The apartment buildings have become too expensive to maintain as of late, the city's park and planning director said.