UMD’s public health school could get a new doctoral program
The University Senate is set to vote on the proposal next month.
Almost a year after McNair’s death, Damon Evans talks athletic reform at UMD Senate
Evans broadly addressed changes following two investigations.
UMD’s SGA doesn’t want students taking more than two exams in one day
If it were to take effect, the body's proposal would apply to both midterms and finals.
UMD RHA votes to adapt diversity and inclusion action committee to improve efficiency
The measure passed 32-4 with no abstentions.
UMD Senate’s newly elected faculty and staff hope to lift up their constituencies
The terms for 44 faculty and 8 staff senators ended this year.
Nearly all of UMD Senate’s student members will be newly elected
The senators-elect include 11 graduate students and 26 undergraduates.
Maryland legislators move to regulate Board of Regents, hike minimum wage, ban Styrofoam
The General Assembly’s legislative session drew to a close Monday.
Maryland needs to regulate pesticides because the federal government won’t
Pesticides need stronger regulation, and that starts on the state level.
UMD grad students surprised by sudden failure of collective bargaining bill
“I can’t fathom on a political or moral level how you could do that.”
UMD violated accreditation standard after Board of Regents controversy, Loh says
The university’s accreditation status came under review in November.