Looks like their having “dorm wars”

This is a personal project I started working on over the summer. As a transfer student, it was hard and intimidating to make friends and talk to people in class, so this idea came about. I figure it could be useful to new students or anyone just looking to meet people or to just get out more. I put some pictures of what the app looks like, feel free to share it around and try it out!

Link below

SideQuestUMD

Just as the title says. This petition comes from UMD Climate Action Campaign, a student organization with national non-profit backing. We are planning on meeting with federal and state legislators and electeds at the end of the semester. Previous efforts have told us that if we don't have at least 250 petition signatures (.5% of our undergrad population), that we will not be taken seriously. We're bumping that to 300 in case of any bad signatures. Please sign if you would like to help us push for federal action against the climate crisis!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScu5rrNOFZZ-8A82a-seuPlEzEbArro-QMvnvNPNVOzxlIacw/viewform?usp=dialog

saw the cds and 25% is 1410 and 50% is 1470 so im not sure (and i guess its higher for smith)

i have a 3.8uw and 4.68w but if submitting the score doesnt hurt me i'd like to submit it

Hi everyone!

I'm an HCI master's student, and I recently launched an app called Mingle!

As someone from South Korea, I found it challenging to meet new people from different departments and connect with students outside my usual circle. I also got tired of constantly asking my friends about their schedules just to figure out when we could hang out.

With Mingle, you can:

• 📅 Share your schedules with friends
• 📍 Share your location with friends
• 💬 Connect with friends and use the community board

The app is completely free to use! I'm still working on improving it, and I plan to add more features in the future.

I'd really appreciate it if you gave it a try and shared any feedback, bugs, or suggestions. I'm especially interested in hearing what works, what doesn't, and what features you'd like to see!

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mingle-connects-your-campus/id6741414618

https://www.instagram.com/reel/De7oV2Wyjsn/?exln=MWM0eWVzaWI4YjlxeQ==

https://www.csulbmingle.com/

I did not see this mentioned here yet.

It is an upsetting story to me.

https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/maryland-student-reporters-cops-dispatched-181531586.html

Do any current students or faculty or staff know anything about this which they are able to share?

My stats are fairly bad 1340 SAT, 4.24 weighed and 3.28 unweighted.. I am planing to apply for data science am I cooked or there is hope

Nothing on planetterp so wanted to ask here in case someone has taken something w/ him.

Du falls Mathematik und Informatik als Doppelstudium (oder als Haupt- und Nebenfach) belegst, weißt du wahrscheinlich, dass du von der MATH310-Anforderung befreit bist, sofern du CMSC250 mit der Note B oder besser abschließt. CMSC250 („Diskrete Strukturen“) deckt die Anforderungen von MATH310 („Mathematische Beweisführung“) ab. Dennoch rate ich dir sehr dazu, MATH310 zu belegen – vor allem, wenn du planst, weiterführende Mathematikkurse zu besuchen.

Ich selbst habe an der UMD Informatik im Hauptfach und Mathematik im Nebenfach studiert. Obwohl ich CMSC250 mit einer A+ abgeschlossen hatte – was mich von der MATH310-Anforderung befreite –, entschied ich mich dennoch für MATH310, um die notwendigen Fähigkeiten und Erfahrungen im Umgang mit formalen mathematischen Beweisen zu erlangen. Rückblickend bin ich sehr froh, dass ich MATH310 belegt habe. CMSC250 und MATH310 sind sehr unterschiedliche Kurse; MATH310 vermittelt ein Maß an mathematischer Strenge, das in CMSC250 schlichtweg fehlt. Das liegt unter anderem daran, dass CMSC250 darauf ausgelegt ist, dich auf anspruchsvolle Informatikkurse vorzubereiten, während MATH310 entscheidend ist, um die mathematische Wissensgrundlage für die Konstruktion formaler mathematischer Beweise zu schaffen. Während es in CMSC250 eher um Logikgatter und Computerschaltkreise geht, befasst sich MATH310 mit den strengen Grundlagen, die den eigentlichen Kern der Mathematik ausmachen.

I don't know if this is helpful, but if you get to the lot by 9 am at the latest, there are still some parking spots left.

I am coming to UMD to visit my friend from Wednesday evening (arrival ~6) to Sunday (departure ~1-2). They live in Terrapin Row. I know parking here can be especially tricky/expensive, but I am looking for any alternatives to paying $20/day for the nights of Wednesday-Friday. Preferably, I would want to keep my car parked for most, if not the whole duration of my stay. Last time I came to visit, I parked on the street next to Terrapin Row and then in Mowatt for the last night, since it was free at the U2 level.

Any recommendations or advice would be greatly appreciated!

Hi,

I am the boyfriend of a current undergrad PHP student and current med school applicant. I just came on here to apologize and state it is stupid as hell that you guys have to secure a FORTY (40) hour a week internship just to GRADUATE, knowing how difficult the job market/internship market is for undergrads right now.

Then if they secure an internship, and it’s only 20hours a week (like MOST public health internships are) they have to secure ANOTHER for 40 hours a week.

This is the supuesto degree requirement ever and I hate seeing all you guys struggle with it.

Absolutely insane giveaway to advertise

If anybody has my keys please return! There is a little Eiffel Tower with ladybugs dangling from it and the chain which is green and pink with some flowers looks like it was made! Please I lost it between 3-4:30 today! I was at the ANSC building for discussion and went to the gym. Checked lost and found at gym not there! Checked my backpack and personal belongings! Please!!

Cornerstone Grill & Loft may not serve alcohol for 90 days beginning Friday — the day before Halloween — after the Prince George’s County Board of License Commissioners suspended its liquor license last week.

The establishment will also be required to pay a $7,500 fine along with the suspension, according to a Monday email from Terence Sheppard, the board’s director. The board suspended the license after finding the establishment had presented a “Threat to the Peace and Safety,” based on video evidence and testimony from four University of Maryland police officers.

Cornerstone’s attorney has asked the board to temporarily pause the decision for 90 days, allowing the establishment time to appeal the charges and file a petition for judicial review, according to Sheppard. The board will hold a meeting on Tuesday, where it will consider the restaurant and bar’s request. But Sheppard noted this request only delays punishment and is separate from the board’s underlying decision.

Cornerstone owner Mark Srour declined to comment on Monday amid the ongoing board proceedings.

The board may suspend a liquor license for “the commission of any act by the licensee, his/her agents or employees that constitutes a danger to the peace and safety of the neighborhood,” according to county regulations. The board first addressed the charges during meetings on Sept. 9 and again on Oct. 14, according to county documents.

Read more here.

I lost my keys yesterday somewhere in or around Iribe. It has a metal key, a red carabiner, and red UMD Computer Science metal tag. Please let me know if anyone finds it.

I am currently a sophomore commuting to the university this semester. I am interested in either moving onto campus or into an off-campus apartment next semester. Which one seems to be the better option? (Idk how the Spring Only on-campus housing waitlist works but I registered for it)

My roommate had mentioned he may not come back to umd after winter break. What is the process for a new roommate? Is it randomly assigned?