Stamp Student Union Brochure Content
Food/Dining Options
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Adele’s*
For innovative and quality dining, visit Adele’s Restaurant. Experience our full service menu
Monday through Thursday for lunch and dinner and Friday nights, and our buffet on Fridays during
lunch.
If you would like to reserve a table or our back room or if you would like Adele’s to cater for your
event, call 301-314-8022.
Catering
Good Tidings
Good Tidings provides quality food and beverages for a wide range of events. From formal
receptions and seated meals to casual coffee and snack breaks, the Good Tidings staff will
provide professional service for your event. Our catering serves breakfast, brunch, lunches,
dinners, and everything in between.
For more information, visit us at www.goodtidings.umd.edu.
Goodies-to-Go
Goodies-to-Go is a cost-effective catering service that accommodates on-campus orders for
events. Goodies-to-Go offers breakfast and dessert menus, boxed lunches, lunch platters,
pizza, snacks and dips, party platters and more.
Customers can pick up their food or they can have it delivered at a specified time of the
client’s choosing. Purchases include plates, cups, utensils, serving utensils, napkins, a
tablecloth, and ice for beverages. Most menus can be altered to fit dietary needs.
For more information, visit us at www.goodiestogo.umd.edu.
Coffee Bar
The Coffee Bar offers gourmet coffee, teas and other hot drinks from Starbucks. Customers can even
enjoy seasonal specials. The Coffee Bar also serves sandwiches, bagels, muffins, gelato, and desserts
to go along with their beverages. The Coffee Bar accepts major credit cards, cash, and Terp Bucks.
Food Court
The food court at Stamp is a community-friendly environment. The Stamp Food Court has a variety
of options for dining in or pick up. The different restaurants all accept major credit cards, cash, and
Terrapin Express.
Food Court Options:
Aunt Annie’s · Chick-Fil-A* · McDonald’s · Moby Dick* · Panda Express · Salad Works
Sbarro Pizza* · Sushi by Panda · Taco Bell
MD Food Co-Op
The Maryland Food Co-Op is a worker-owned natural food store. Paid employees are all given equal
ground, which lends to personal responsibility and team work. Volunteers are also welcome to
work at the Co-Op in exchange for food credit. At the Co-Op, customers can get bagels, sandwiches,
coffee, and many other vegetarian ad vegan-friendly foods at affordable prices
Subway*
Art and Learning Center (ALC)
The Art and Learning Center offers non-credit classes to students, staff, and the public during the
Spring, Summer, and Fall semesters. Registration starts at the beginning of each semester and is
open until classes are filled. Studio classes include photography, ceramics, drawing, painting, selfdevelopment, music and dance.
Student Organizations can plan events with the The Art and Learning Center. Staff will arrange the
activities, space, and refreshments. Activities include:
Knitting /Jewelry Making / Tie Dye / Salsa Night / Ballroom Dancing / Belly Dancing / Tai
Chi / Yoga / Jewelry Making / Drumming / Cooking / Craft Projects / and more…
The Art and Learning Center also offers four one-week Summer Arts Camps. Children ages 6-12
may attend classes ranging from visual arts, performing arts and music runs. Classes run from 9am3pm each day, with After Care available from 3-5pm. The specialty classes change each week so
campers may register for multiple sessions.
For more information, contact us at 301-314-ARTS or artlearn@umd.edu!
Stamp Gallery
The Stamp Gallery provides an outside-of-the-classroom opportunity to experientially learn from
the work of emerging and mid-career contemporary artists. The gallery’s meaningful art exhibits
and programs challenge and engage viewers as well as address broad community and social issues
that are current in today’s society.
The gallery can serve as a laboratory for new and emerging artists and curators to work through
their visions and ideas, demonstrating the importance of the artistic process. In addition to creating
a workspace for artists, it also helps to create a forum within the artistic community to help create a
dialogue between the artist and the viewer. It encourages discussion about social responsibility and
artistic substance in an educational way.
Terpzone
The Terpzone, located in the basement of the Stamp, is home to our bowling alley, billiards, arcade,
and lounge. Students, faculty, staff and alumni can enjoy all of these different features as well as the
120” Projection Screen TV and 4 50” Plasma TVs. The Terpzone also offers Daily Specials, Group
Reservations, Locker Rentals and Membership Discount Cards.
The Terpzone hosts Cosmic Friday and Saturday Nights from 8pm to 1am. Patrons can bowl in
the lively atmosphere of music, colored lights, spinning disco balls, fog machines and black lights,
and may even have a chance to win a prize if they get a strike with the color pins.
The Terpzone also cultivates a sense of community by hosting intramural teams/clubs. The
Terpzone has 2 bowling leagues, an intramural video game league, billiard league, and holds
bowling tournaments. For more information, contact us at 301-314-BOWL.
Events
Audio Visual Services
Audio Visual Services provides in-house technology support for clients planning an event with the
Stamp. Our friendly staff will provide clients with equipment and accompanying service. Our Audio
Visual Services department is available for a large range of events: cultural performances, lecturestyle speakers, concerts and more.
Some of our additional services include:
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Podcasting
Media Presentations
Panel Discussions
Video Editing and Spam Filters
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Lighting
Sound
Video Projection
Event Services
The Stamp Event Services Office is a full-service event planning center for student organizations,
university departments, and outside clients. Anyone is welcome to reserve a space within the Stamp
and Event Services is available to provide the services to make your event happen.
Our services include:
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Event planning consultation
Event scheduling for the Stamp,
outdoor campus spaces, and
classrooms
Event logistic coordination with other
campus services such as University
Police, Dining Services, Technology
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Services, Event Support, Parking,
Guest Services and more…
On-site staffing for additional support
Billing and Invoicing for Stamp
services
Referral assistance for other venues
on the UMD campus
For more information, contact us at 301-314-8488.
Marketing
The Stamp Marketing Office provides multiple services for any client reserving a space in the
Stamp. Marketing will help get the word of your event out to the university community. Although
Marketing offers multiple modes of advertising, our team will work with clients to choose the best
methods to specifically cater to individual needs.
Marketing services packages can provide:
 Flyers
 22x26 Posters
 Diamondback print ads
 ShuttleUM ads
 Facebook
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Twitter
Chalking
Other campus print ads (Mitzpeh,
Eclipse, Black Explosion, Public Asian
Newspaper, etc.)
To publicize your event with our marketing department, visit our website
www.thestamp.umd.edu/events/marketing or contact us at 301-314-8618.
Ticketing Services
The Stamp Ticket Office is the primary location for the purchase and sale for ticketed events for
over 500 student organizations. Student organizations can arrange for the Stamp Ticket Office to
hold and sell tickets for events they are sponsoring. The Ticketing Office accepts cash, credit cards,
checks, and Terrapin Express for most events. Some event ticket sales are cash only.
The Stamp Ticket Office also takes payment for event related costs; this covers audio visual
equipment, linen, and room rental. Student organizations, university departments, and outside
clients can may their payments at this location for safe transactions.
For more information, contact us at 301-314-TKTS (8587).
Shops and Services
Banking
The Stamp Student Union has a full service bank and several ATM machines for quick access to your
money. On the first floor of the Stamp, Capital One Bank allows students to bank, borrow, and invest
on campus and students and staff can draw funds from the State Employee Credit Union (SECU)
ATM near the Hoff Theater.
Design & Copy Services
Design Services takes clients’ design vision from a rough idea into a polished and creative product
using the latest technology and professional staff. Design Services produces promotional materials,
newsletters, flyers, advertisements, posters, banners, brochures and more, all ready for
distribution.
Copy Services, a unit under the Department of Business Services, is a low-cost, responsive, and
high-quality copy and finishing service for university departments and faculty, Stamp staff, and
students.
For more information, contact us at 301-405-2679.
Terrapin Shipping and Mailing
The Terrapin Shipping and Mailing store offers various services at the Stamp, including mailing and
shipping, packing and moving, copy, printing, communication and business, and more. Terrapin
Shipping and Mailing ships and receives Ground/Air UPS, overnight, freight, and international
packages. They also sell boxes for moving and packing items for easy move-in and move-out on
campus and beyond. Printing services can create business cards, envelopes and letterheads,
binding, laminating and more.
Terrapin Technology Store
The Terrapin Technology Store, operated by the Office of Information Technology (OIT), provides
high-tech equipment and software to students, faculty, and staff at affordable prices. The Terrapin
Technology store, which works closely with the Academic Computers for Terps (ACT) program,
offers Dell and Apple laptop and desktop computers, select Dell printers, iPods, software products,
and other accessories.
The Terrapin Technology Store also takes customer suggestions for additional technology products.
Computers sold at the Terrapin Technology Store come loaded with university software programs,
on-campus support, warranties, and extended repair agreements. For the computer-buying wary,
Apple and Dell representatives will be available occasionally to give customers extra help with
selecting technology products for purchase or with already bought products from the Terrapin
Technology Store.
For more information, visit us at www.it.umd.edu/techstore.
University Book Store
The official campus bookstore's two floors provides students, faculty, staff, and alumni with a
diverse selection of Maryland products. The University Bookstore is the one-stop show for
Maryland apparel, gifts, school supplies, textbooks and select technology products.
Union Shop
The Union Shop, conveniently placed on the first floor of Stamp, offers a multitude of different
eating options. Students, staff, faculty, and university visitors can buy fresh coffee, sandwiches,
salads and a wide assortment of snacks. The Union Shop accepts major credit cards, cash, and
Terrapin Express.
Student Involvement
Leadership and Community Service Learning (LCSL)
Leadership Community Service Learning's mission is to promote positive social change through
transformative learning and community engagement. Leadership Community Service Learning
commits itself to five principle values: collective approach, social responsibility, principled practice,
critical inquiry, and engaged scholarship.
Memorial Chapel
The Memorial Chapel, a living memorial to the members of the University community that fought
and sacrificed their lives in war times, is the center for religious life on campus. The chapel supports
all fourteen university recognized chaplaincies and each of their programs. In addition, the
Memorial Chapel is the stage for a diverse range of events. In addition to weddings, the chapel also
hosts concerts, convocations, lectures, commencements, and other special events.
Multicultural Involvement Community Advocacy (MICA)
The Multicultural Involvement & Community Advocacy Office (MICA), a sector in the Division of
Student Affairs, educates students and promotes community across the borders of race, ethnicity,
sexual orientation, religion, and gender identity and expression. As a campus that is prided on and
committed to diversity, multiculturalism and social justice, the Multicultural Involvement &
Community Advocacy Office has created various programs to capitalize that particular value. The
MICA office carries out this mission through student-centered advising, advocacy, research, and
every day practices in hope that the campus community will develop their understanding of
different cultures and their own identity and role in the world.