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Apurva Mahajan
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Editor-in-Chief, The Diamondback
Washington
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Anything that is not construction technology.
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By Apurva Mahajan| The Diamondback Verified Four University of Maryland dorms do not have hot and cold water because of a water main break, according to an email from Residential Facilities sent early Friday morning to Denton Community and Oakland Hall residents. The emergency hot and cold water outage affects Denton, Easton, Elkton and Oakland halls, according to the email. Residential Facilities does not have an estimate for when water will be restored, the email said.
By Apurva Mahajan| The Diamondback Verified University of Maryland president Darryll Pines on Wednesday refuted claims that he plagiarized portions of research papers he co-authored in 2002 and 2006, according to an email obtained by The Diamondback. In an email sent Wednesday to faculty members at this university, Pines said while he does not believe the claims have merit, he has asked the university’s research integrity office to conduct an independent review.
By Apurva Mahajan| The Diamondback Verified Four University of Maryland dorms do not have hot and cold water because of a water main break, according to an email from Residential Facilities sent early Friday morning to Denton Community and Oakland Hall residents. The emergency hot and cold water outage affects Denton, Easton, Elkton and Oakland halls, according to the email. Residential Facilities does not have an estimate for when water will be restored, the email said.
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The Diamondback
The Diamondback is the independent student newspaper of the University of Maryland, College Park. Established in 1909, it has been fully independent since 1972 and operates under Maryland Media, Inc., a non-profit organization. The publication transitioned to a digital-first model in 2013, providing a weekday online edition during the academic year. The Diamondback serves UMD students, faculty, alumni, and College Park residents, covering campus and local news, investigative projects, and various topics through its sections, including news, opinion, diversions, and sports. It focuses on UMD athletics and local developments, attracting over 160,000 monthly visitors. The newspaper also archives issues dating back to 1910, ensuring access to historical content.
College Park, Maryland, United States
+1 301-314-8000
Founded: 1910