By Isabela Torkamboor
The Campus Pantry at the University of Maryland offers a range of free groceries for students and faculty. In order to keep its shelves stocked requires a network of donations, regular deliveries and student employees to make food available. Continue reading UMD Campus Pantry offers range of free groceries, dry goods for community members
By Michael Murphy
Despite the challenges that come with being a Black journalist, Kevin Blackistone said his love for the profession has never wavered. Continue reading Merrill College’s Kevin Blackistone describes newsroom experience, calling to journalism
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 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 Alicia Colegrove
Organized by the Department of Environmental Safety, Sustainability and Risk, the swap aimed to brighten employees’ homes and workspaces while educating them about sustainability. Continue reading UMD faculty, staff learn about sustainability with new plants at propagation swap
By Stella Henretta
Many UMD Iranian and Iranian American students and faculty have offered different perspectives on the United States’ military intervention in Iran, and expressed fear over family who are under constant threat of foreign attacks. Continue reading UMD Iranian community expresses war concerns, fear over families’ safety
By Vanessa Reis “I want to see our conversations around equity and inclusion expand to include our faculty and staff, not just students,” said committee member Jazmin Pichardo at the end-of-semester “Embrace Race” reception held Tuesday in Stamp Student Union. Embrace Race is a “learning community for faculty and staff on campus around engaging conversations about race, racial justice, privilege and power,” said Pichardo, who … Continue reading Embrace Race holds end-of-semester open house, reflects on year
The year was 1970 and a 7-year-old Elizabeth “Betsy” Quinlan had asked her mother for a watch on Christmas Eve. With no time to buy her a watch, her parents instead gave her the microscope they had already bought, and although she could never make anything on time, the gift spurred a lifelong love of science. Now a professor in the Department of Biology at … Continue reading Meet the neuroscientist behind the new Cole Field House
