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 Neneh Burnside
University of Maryland students worry new and renovated student housing in College Park could raise housing costs near campus as the area continues to develop during the 2026-27 academic year. Continue reading College Park redevelopment raises question about housing costs for UMD students
The Girls in Aviation Day, hosting Oct. 10 by the College Park Aviation Museum in collaboration with the Women in Aviation International’s Capital Region Chapter, let kids explore aviation careers by talking with female aviators. Continue reading Girls in Aviation Day highlights career opportunities, growing industry representation
The Office of Student Engagement hosted a game of “Grocery Bingo” to help students offset the cost of living, offering prizes such as household supplies and canned and dry goods. This is just one event intended to help UMD grad students engage with campus. Continue reading UMD graduate students explore ways to connect with campus at Grocery Store Bingo event
By Cadence Redmond
Fall break at UMD has begun. Some students love it, but others express stress from midterm exams that follow the much-needed break. Continue reading UMD students divided on whether new fall break is useful, midterm exams follow
By Zachary Koehler
Maryland will look to bounce back when it hosts UCLA on Sept. 26 in its conference opener. Continue reading Maryland football crumbles in non-conference clash against Virginia Tech
By Navya Pandit
Maryland lawmakers cut nearly $126 million from the Developmental Disabilities Administration for FY 2027, down from nearly $150 million the governor originally proposed. Continue reading Maryland lawmakers’ DDA cuts spark fear, uncertainty among advocates
By Michael Hromalik
The Terrapins looked to make a statement against the Wolverines, but were instead swept. Continue reading UMD baseball swept by Michigan during three-game home series
By Paige Trendell
UPDATE: As of Thursday night, Instructor’s status page stated that Canvas was available for most users following a security breach. Continue reading UMD, other universities face Canvas outage following nationwide data breach
By Jennifer Baxter
RHA and GSG oppose SGA bylaw amendments, the School of Business receives helpful funds and Writing for Change hosts their “Telling True Stories” showcase! Read about it in this week’s newsletter. Continue reading TOP-SHELLF: UMD comes face to face with change from local students, SGA and funding for AI
