UMD doctoral student remembered for her compassion and brilliance
Anat Kimchi was killed in Chicago on June 19.
Travel through the decades at this year’s Art Attack festival
The festival's theme was inspired by SEE's 50th anniversary this year.
Community members talk history of racism and urban renewal along Purple Line corridor
Some voiced concerns about the Purple Line could affect residents in Langley Park and Lakeland.
UMD renames leadership award after alumni push to confront its racist, sexist history
Len Elmore and Steven VanGrack led the yearslong fight to degender the award and strip segregationist and former UMD president Curley Byrd's name from the honor.
UMD is no longer partnering with ICE. Maryland needs to follow suit.
Student activists need to be involved in the fight against ICE in the Maryland General Assembly.
UMD SGA kicks off virtual ‘Earth Month’ to educate students on sustainability
The events, which include weekly movie nights and raffles to win plants, will begin April 1.
UMD projected to receive about $58 million from recent COVID-19 relief bill
The $1.9 trillion bill is the third economic relief bill passed since the beginning of the pandemic to fund education.
UMD Counseling Center director discusses mental health support initiatives at SGA meeting
“Student voice is critical,” Dr. Chetan Joshi said.
UMD workers’ union speaks out on unsafe work conditions in first state labor board hearing
The board is having hearings throughout the week.
No SATs, virtual counselors: High school seniors reflect on applying to UMD amid COVID
The university recieved a record number of applicants for the fall 2021 semester.