UMD students raise money to fund school restorations in Ethiopia’s Tigray region (The Diamondback)
This university’s People4Tigray student organization hosted the inaugural dinner. The group aims to support Tigrayan students and people affected by violence in the region.
Erika Moore Gives TED Talk on Advancing Health Equity in Lupus Research (Department of English)
Fischell Department of BioEngineering1 Assistant Professor Erika Moore was recently named a 2024 TED Fellow, the first ever at the University of Maryland.
Over 500 students of different faiths and backgrounds gathered for the University of Maryland’s Students for Justice for Palestine vigil held in the secured area of McKeldin Mall on Monday evening.
ADHD: Misunderstood, Underdiagnosed—and Treatable (Maryland Today)
UMD Expert on Disorder Sheds Light and Shares Insights During Awareness Month
Marking Oct. 7, pro-Palestinian students stage vigil and teach-in at center of campus (Mitzpeh)
After dramatic legal win against campus admin, UMD SJP draws hundreds of students to event mourning Gazans killed in war, rallies support for Palestinians’ ‘pursuit of liberation’
The University of Maryland’s Sexual Assault Prevention Committee (SAPC) hosted a Domestic Violence Awareness Month resource fair Friday to provide students with information regarding power-based violence prevention.
Student workers express concerns about racism and lack of support on campus (The Black Explosion)
Students gathered last Wednesday to discuss the racism they face as student workers on campus. Multiple student occupations, from library employees to resident assistants, were present.
Expert Shares Insights for ADHD Awareness Month (College of Behavioral and Social Sciences )
ADHD is a chronic neurodevelopmental disorder, often characterized by symptoms of inattention, hyperactivity, impulsivity, and/or emotion dysregulation.
This university’s Students for Justice in Palestine and Jewish Voice for Peace chapters hosted the “All Day For Palestine” event, which featured speeches from students and faculty members, teach-ins, an interfaith prayer and a vigil.
More than 1,100 people attended the vigil, according to Rabbi Ari Israel, who is also Hillel’s executive director.