UMD sees lowest admissions rate in over a decade for 2020-2021 cycle
The new rate signals a decline of roughly 11 percentage points from the 2019-2020 acceptance rate of 51 percent.
Dining Services, DOTS discuss solutions to staff shortages at UMD RHA town hall
DOTS and Dining Services are already looking ahead to fall 2022, and are trying to address the possibility of continued staff shortages.
Herbin’s Fashion: UMD student shares Ghanaian culture through clothing line
Herbert Obeng started the business last November.
GSG passes bills pushing for more shuttle accessibility, open journal access at UMD
This university's Graduate Student Government passed three bills during their meeting Friday, including one that addresses virtual teaching licenses in Iran.
UMD researchers lead project on boosting health literacy in underserved communities
The project partnered with the Asian American Center of Frederick, the Frederick County Health Department and the Health Care Coalition.
UMD researchers partner with Google to create virtual reality police training
The virtual reality training aims to improve police de-escalation and communication across the United States.
Odyn se pone en cuarentena en cuanto llegar a UMD
Terminó su cuarentena el martes — y está bien.
El Programa de Vida-Aprendizaje de las Comunidades Globales se unirá a UMD Honors College el próximo otoño
Los estudiantes que se unieron a Comunidades Globales este año pueden escoger postularse al Honors College si lo desean.
UMD students develop app designed to make exchanging contact information easier
The app, Soshi, is designed to allow users to share social media accounts and contact information in one place.
UMD professor awarded $20k grant for research on gardening, mental health
Rachel Rosenberg Goldstein, a professor in the public health school, launched a project that combines health information with gardening tools for residents in Baltimore City and Prince George’s County.