University of Maryland

General Body Meeting:

Thursday, 6pm, Jimenez 0105

Intern Classes:

Monday, 7pm, 3110 South Campus Dining Hall
Thursday, 5pm, Jimenez 0105

Campaign Meetings:

Election Day Registration, Sunday 6pm, South Campus Dining Hall 3110
Hunger and Homelessness, Service: Sunday 4pm, South Campus Dining Hall 3110
Hunger and Homelessness, Fundraising: Tuesday 5pm, Jimenez 0122
Sustainable University, Tuesday 7pm, Jimenez 0122
Stop Subsidizing Obesity, Monday 5pm, South Campus Dining Hall 3110
Visibility Committee, Monday 6pm, South Campus Dining Hall 3110

Campus Organizer: Dan Herb
Office: 3110 South Campus Dining Hall
College Park, MD 20742

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Latest news

MaryPIRG Kickoff Meeting 02/20/2012

MaryPIRG officially shifted from the recruitment phase to campaign work with our kickoff meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Benjamin Banneker room in the Stamp Student... More ›

Maryland Should Actually Make Textbooks More Affordable 02/13/2012

Tax-free textbooks: sounds like a good idea, right? MaryPIRG disagrees. As The Diamondback pointed out in its staff editorial Monday, there are other ways to alleviate... More ›

MaryPIRG in Action

Students collect photo petitions during Earth Day to tell Congress to tackle the adverse effects of Global Warming pollution.
College Park citizens cast their vote in this year's city council election. MaryPIRG and more than doubled the number of voter registrations from 2009.
One of our gravestones in MaryPIRG's textbooks graveyard event where we collected photo petitions to let professors and administrators know about more affordable options for textbooks.
20,000 tons of trash enter the Anacostia River each year, much of it is plastic. Help reduce our single-use plastic bag consumption in PG county by signing our petition!
We have a goal of raising $5,000 to help fight poverty College Park from our annual hunger clean up. Join us in engaging the local, national, and international community to fight poverty today!
A student signs a petition letting professors and administrators know how expensive textbooks are and that there are alternatives we should be using.
Did you know a bag carrots is more expensive than a twinkies? We spend millions of taxpayer dollars every year on wasteful agriculture subsidies. Let your Congressman know that we should stop wasting taxpayer dollars to subsidize obesity.
Student celebrate the end of the Resolve to Fight Poverty Conference. Over 100 students from across the country gathered at the University of Maryland to work with experts and learn to fight poverty in their local communities.
The Evil $200 Textbook and The Textbook Rebel ask our professors and administrators if they support more affordable options for textbooks. Let them know you do too!