New UMD computer science program aims to teach working professionals
This university is set to start offering the program in November.
“Hammock Haven” student project could save UMD trees from hammock damage
At least six trees on this university's campus have been significantly damaged due to hammock use.
New map project provides a visual tour of UMD’s transformation
The map project uses old maps, development plans and photos to illustrate the university's transformation.
Healthy Muslim Minds event attempts to break down mental health stigma
The event, part of Mental Health Awareness Week, was organized by the Muslim Students Association.
A.C. is still out in five UMD academic buildings over a week after outage
The outage occurred on Sept. 30.
“We care about these students”: GSG calls for more funding options for undocumented students
Accepting a graduate assistantship is impossible for students without Social Security numbers.
“Continuing on the legacy”: The Maryland Food Co-op lives on as a pop-up thrift store
Two former worker-owners from the Maryland Food Co-op joined together with some friends to start the shop.
“Everybody has a voice”: UMD students march in annual Slut Walk
Preventing Sexual Assault organized the fourth annual march.
Speed cameras brought in almost $1 million for College Park last year
Last fiscal year, College Park issued 53,980 citations to drivers caught speeding on tape.
A promise to John: Wife of slain Capital Gazette journalist finishes book he left behind
Andrea Chamblee and her husband, John McNamara, met and fell in love at the University of Maryland.