By Jennifer Baxter
Hear about students’ response to a Canvas outage, an SGA bill approval that includes over 50 amendments and the success of student entrepreneurs in this week’s newsletter. Continue reading TOP-SHELLF: Semester ends with a bang following Canvas security breach, new SGA bill
By Danielle Ngamegni
Despite this traumatic experience, it did not deter journalism students from their journalistic duties. Continue reading Merrill College faculty, students share experiences following WHCA dinner shooting incident
By Sophia Herndon
The Robert H. Smith School of Business at the University of Maryland received $1.03 million in federal funds last month to work on incorporating artificial intelligence into local businesses in Maryland. Continue reading UMD business school receives funds to help local businesses adopt AI
By Lena LaJoy
Treats with Title IX was one of the many events the Office of Civil Rights and Sexual Misconduct hosted in April for Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Continue reading UMD Office of Civil Rights, Sexual Misconduct shares campus resources, treats
By Sophia Herndon
The University of Maryland Facilities Management team is currently restoring air conditioning to McKeldin Library after multiple buildings across campus lost air conditioning last week. Continue reading Some UMD buildings recover air conditioning after warm temperatures
By Elizabeth Faragi
According to a campuswide email sent by the Elections Commission, an SGA Continuity Committee will be established to continue SGA operations until a special election is held in the fall. Continue reading UMD student body left in uncharted territory following SGA election disqualifications
By Abigail Bender
SmarTrip cards can be used to pay fares on Metrorail and Metrobus, and to park at Metro-operated facilities, according to the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority, or WMATA. Continue reading SGA distributes 175 SmarTrip cards to undergraduate students
By Danielle Ngamegni
Kristan Hawkins, president of Students for Life of America, discussed the moral and ethical arguments against abortion as part of her “Abortion Is Human Sacrifice” college campus tour. Continue reading UMD students discuss abortion with pro-life activists in ‘Change My Mind’ debate
By Abigail Bender
Content Warning: This article mentions information about sexual assault and power-based violence. Campus Advocates Respond and Educate to Stop Violence, or CARE, hosted its annual Take Back the Night event during Sexual Assault Awareness Month on McKeldin Mall on Wednesday, April 8. Continue reading CARE to Stop Violence’s ‘Take Back the Night’ educates students on history of the movement
By Elizabeth Faragi
Professor Ana Patricia Rodríguez’s exploration focuses on how Salvadoran artists throughout the DMV area tell their stories and use their voices through their art. Continue reading ‘Avocado Dreams’: UMD professor’s new book details Salvadoran life through artists’ work
