There is a $196 million investment in the re-envisioned Cole Field House (expected to open in early 2019) for student athletes, predominantly football players; and the construction of the purple line that will be completed in 2022 will cause temporary road closures, traffic detours and the elimination of hundreds of Lot 1 parking spots.
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Montgomery County Board of Education approved the county’s proposal of allowing up to three excused absences to let students participate in protests.
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McNamara was one of five journalists killed in the Capital Gazette newsroom shooting on June 28.
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Jeyda Muhammad, a freshman architecture major at UMD, was crowned 2018-2019 Miss Unity on Nov. 11.
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A well-intended rally quickly turned into a clashing of ideas.
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The University of Maryland was one of several public colleges and universities in the state of Maryland to fail in Black student representation equity.
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The event brought Black women and their allies together for a march through Washington, D.C.
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A week following its release, the new Apple devices aren’t selling as quickly as usual.
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Instagram co-founders, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, will step down from their 8-year position with Facebook in the coming weeks.
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On Monday, Jan. 29, the Baltimore Sun released a piece entitled “Black student enrollment lags at University of Maryland.” Four days later, President Wallace D. Loh responded to the article in an op-ed piece also published by the Baltimore Sun. In light of recent events on the University of Maryland College Park campus, what does the data reveal and what does it mean to the university’s president?