By Natalie Stevens
A staff member said the burglary happened on Friday around 10 p.m. The suspect stole a Sony FX30 camera and a lighting kit from two separate equipment kits. Continue reading Merrill College’s equipment room burglarized, police investigation ongoing
By Miguel Zárate
Members of various student organizations attended an event Anakbayan College Park hosted, a chapter of a larger mass organization of Filipino youth across the United States and in the Philippines. TerpCHRP, FCAdvocacy, Kabataan Alliance DMV and Students for Justice in Palestine were among those who attended. Continue reading UMD student-led organizations host town hall, protest AI production in Philippines
By Lena LaJoy
The talk emphasized UMD’s role in the internet’s creation. Continue reading UMD event highlights university’s role in establishing the internet, computer networks
By Aarna Mishra
The turtle lapel pin is part of UMD’s campus engagement strategy, and is meant to garner university pride. Continue reading President Pines’ pin treasure hunt helps engage campus, connect with UMD students
By Lorelei Talley
The UMD Black Student Union hosted the “Student Protest for Change” on Oct. 15 in collaboration with the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People to protest the university’s failure to support and protect Black students. UMD has a longstanding racist history, and student organizations say the university can do more to rebuild trust with Black students and other students of color. Continue reading UMD students say university can do more to protect Black students, ensure safe community
By Andrew Wilson
Rave at the Grave gave College Park residents a chance to show off their costumes and get into the Halloween spirit. Continue reading College Park residents share costumes, celebrate Halloween at Rave at the Grave event
By Cait Heiderman
The University of Maryland’s CARE to Stop Violence team hosted its annual Purple Lights Night on Wednesday in honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month. CARE worked to make the event a supportive environment for survivors and community members. Continue reading UMD’s CARE to Stop Violence honors Domestic Violence Awareness Month, educates students
By Angelina Nunez
After the recent alleged failure of Cornell University to properly address the sexual assault claims of a student, Gov. Wes Moore sent a directive to the Maryland Higher Education Commission calling for a review of campus sexual assault policies. Continue reading Maryland Gov. Wes Moore calls for review of college campus sexual misconduct policies
By Bailee Neyman
The talks emphasized democracy and geopolitical interaction, ideas that will guide students through research with the Global Policy Institute. Continue reading UMD’s School of Public Policy celebrates launch of Global Policy Institute with international leaders
By Vanessa Lim
YDSA’s updated list of demands includes the university to prohibit immigration enforcement agencies from recruiting on campus. Continue reading UMD’s Young Democratic Socialists of America demands sanctuary campus, releases updated requests to university admin
