USM faces additional $44 million in proposed budget cuts
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s original budget proposed cutting university system funding by $111 million.
Here’s how the University Senate’s legislative process works
The Diamondback spoke with three senators to understand the history of the body as well as its structure and processes.
UMD community members say proposed USM budget cuts could harm students
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore’s proposed fiscal year 2026 budget would reduce funding for the university system by $111 million.
USM could cut 400 jobs as state grapples with $3 billion deficit
University system chancellor Jay Perman addressed state lawmakers at multiple committee hearings this week about the proposed cut’s repercussions.
Local officials, residents express concerns about proposed development in Riverdale Park
The site plan calls for nearly 58,000 square feet of research and development space across two one-story buildings.
University Senate delays decision on supporting graduate students’ right to unionize
The senate voted to send the resolution to the Senate Executive Committee for further discussion.
USM limits Oct. 7 campus demonstrations to university-sponsored events after backlash
The announcement comes after thousands of people contacted the University of Maryland about a reservation of McKeldin Mall for an Oct. 7 event.
Pitch Dingman Competion features business ventures from local students, alumni
Ten businesses, comprised of students and alumni from the university system, participated in the annual finalist competition.
Federal grant aims to boost UMD student poll workers for 2024 election
The grant was part of the Help America Vote College Program, which provides grants to encourage poll worker participation among college students.
Clearer GPA standards, support will solve computer science’s admissions issues
Computer science was over enrolled, but these new admissions rules don’t add up.