UMD’s LGBTQ+ community celebrates Pride Month with zine writing workshop at Stamp
The event, Between the Lines: A Pride-Themed Zine Writing Workshop, was held at Stamp's Studio A.
By pretending to Do Good, UMD does harm
UMD's Do Good Challenge is a hollow attempt at activism.
UMD professor Stanley Plumly remembered for his devotion to students, poetry
Plumly, who taught poetry at this university for 34 years, died this month from multiple myeloma complications.
After construction delays, the Purple Line development team has a new CEO
The new CEO is Peter van der Waart, who has previously worked on large public-private partnerships.
UMD researchers may have figured out a way to develop electricity from wood
It uses low-grade heat.
Eric Swalwell is what happens when SGA kids grow up
When they don't outgrow political cosplay, vapid politicians are the result.
UMD announces $1 million dollar initiative to boost diversity in comp sci
The department will expand its diversity efforts to focus on both women and underrepresented minorities within computer science.
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.
UMD DOTS plans to sell unwanted bikes to students next fall
They'll be available for $75.
UMD SGA president, city council liaison endorse College Park Mayor Wojahn for reelection
“He’s always willing to listen to students."