Weekly Newsletter

TOP SHELLF: UMD’s CARE office educates about relationship violence, Gov. Moore calls for sexual assault policy reform

By Jennifer Baxter
This week at the University of Maryland, the CARE to Stop Violence office hosted its Purple Lights Night to honor Domestic Violence Awareness Month, while Gov. Wes Moore called for review of college campus sexual misconduct policies and the Young Democratic Socialists of America demanded sanctuary campus. Continue reading TOP SHELLF: UMD’s CARE office educates about relationship violence, Gov. Moore calls for sexual assault policy reform

Alex BurkeOctober 26, 2026October 26, 2026Leave a comment

UMD’s CARE to Stop Violence honors Domestic Violence Awareness Month, educates students

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

Alex BurkeOctober 25, 2026Leave a comment

UMD’s Clothesline Project allows students to display shirts, raise awareness on sexual violence

By Jose Gonzalez
The project aims to be a visual representation of the impact of sexual and relationship violence. Continue reading UMD’s Clothesline Project allows students to display shirts, raise awareness on sexual violence

Ashna BalroopOctober 10, 2026Leave a comment