There’s been little justice in the year since Jordan McNair’s death
Jordan McNair's death exposed UMD's many levels of dysfunction. Reform was weak.
UMD students unsure how to move forward with Israel divestment debate after SGA vote
The resolution was shot down two weeks ago.
Review: Maryland Night Live showcases comedic and musical talent in inaugural show
The Saturday Night Live-esque show had roughly a month to cast, write, rehearse and produce the event.
UMD community stresses diversity concerns at presidential search committee forum
About 45 people attended the forum in Stamp Student Union.
Don’t donate to UMD until students are granted more power
UMD shouldn't get alumni donations unless it reforms its governance.
In last ditch effort to save Maryland Food Co-op, workers call for UMD donations boycott
The business is currently planned to close permanently May 31.
UMD campus climate survey finds detachment, safety concerns are higher among minorities
White respondents had a more positive perception of the climate than all other racial groups.
City Council delays new College Park community garden after projected $20,000 increase
The project was originally estimated to cost $4,000.
UMD students help local high schoolers tackle social issues through writing
Students will present their writing with creative performances this Friday at Tawes Hall.
Almost a year after McNair’s death, Damon Evans talks athletic reform at UMD Senate
Evans broadly addressed changes following two investigations.