A new UMD major focuses on the development of Christianity, Judaism and Islam
The degree program is housed under the Jewish Studies department.
UMD suspends study abroad programs in South Korea amid coronavirus outbreak
The school halted programming in China last month.
Tree removal near College Park Airport sparks contention at city council meeting
One resident called the removal of over 250 trees as a "slaughter" of the tree canopy.
Technology like ELMS has a history of being abused by universities. UMD should be wary.
UMD students should be concerned about the potential for abuse of educational technology.
North College Park’s Sunnyside neighborhood is getting a new playground
The lot on which the park will sit has been empty since residents donated it to the city in 1999.
UMD holds grand-opening for M&T Bank in Stamp
The bank plans to offer free financial education workshops to faculty, staff and students.
Pedestrian struck in hit-and-run on Knox Road
The victim was transported to a hospital with non-life threatening injuries, a police spokesperson said.
UMD students developed technology to help cut down on returns in online clothes-shopping
They hope to make it easier to find clothes that fit.
Review: ‘Noises Off’ finds the funny in faulty theatre
A bad play has never been so good.
At heated hearing, UMD grad students fight again for unionization rights
“I don’t think we need to keep waiting,” one student said.