News from around campus
According to its website, the club’s mission is to “share yoga and meditation, delicious vegetarian food, and ancient universal wisdom from the Bhagavad Gita with anyone who desires to learn more about it.”
The Council on American-Islamic Relations and Palestine Legal filed a federal lawsuit Sept. 17 in the U.S. District Court for the District of Maryland on behalf of the student group, the University of Maryland’s Students for Justice in Palestine chapter, challenging the university’s cancellation of the vigil.
Greivis Vásquez’s Rebound Story Becomes Subject of Documentary (Maryland Today)
SEE, MICA Host Screening, Q&A With Former Terps Basketball Star
Highlights of the Black Student Union Freshman Council speeches (The Black Explosion)
On Tuesday in the Nyumburu Cultural Center, the Renaissance-themed Freshman Council Election for the Black Student Union started with excitement and cheers from the crowd.
ACLU backs Students for Justice in Palestine chapter’s lawsuit against UMD, USM (The Diamondback)
The American Civil Liberties Union, the ACLU of Maryland, the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression and the Knight First Amendment Institute at Columbia University filed an amicus brief Wednesday night supporting the lawsuit
My name is Ron Padrón (he/him) and I am the Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) for the College of Information.
Experts will gather at the 2024 Maryland Digital Equity Summit to share strategies for advancing digital inclusion.
‘Find Something Bigger Than Yourself’ (Maryland Today)
Maryland First Lady and Alum Dawn Moore Shares Priorities, Passions in Conversation at UMD
Joanne Pérodin: From Haiti to the White House and beyond (School of Public Health)
Alumna returns to help launch new SPH Global, Environmental, and Occupational Health department
This is the first time UME has partnered with the school for this purpose in MEP’s 20-year history.