UMD students use forensic accounting to help financial fraud victims
Justice for Fraud Victims works on fraud cases with the Prince George’s County Police Department’s financial crimes unit and the state’s attorney’s office.
Clearer GPA standards, support will solve computer science’s admissions issues
Computer science was over enrolled, but these new admissions rules don’t add up.
UMD employees feeling overworked in understaffed departments
These complaints come as the employees’ union at the university continues collective bargaining efforts with the University System of Maryland.
UMD faculty member takes passion for human development to state delegate seat
Sarah Wolek, a senior faculty specialist in this university’s business school, filled a vacant District 16 delegate seat at the beginning of April.
Power restored in Van Munching Hall after flood causes outage
Classes will now proceed as planned after initially being moved to different academic buildings.
Despite student protest, UMD business school to remove social innovation Fellows program
The program is being removed due to low enrollment.
This UMD consulting group partners with renowned firm to provide guidance to student clubs
The consulting group was founded this fall by three students at this university.
Women of color in UMD community are making it as entrepreneurs despite challenges
Women of color have been the driving force of the growth of women-owned businesses over the past decade.
‘A lasting impact’: UMD alum explores Filipinx and queer identities in new fantasy novel
The novel 'Mala & the Mask of Gold' is out now.
In defense of business schools
A pragmatic approach to education isn’t “corrosive” to academia.