UMD President Loh announces plans to consider harsher punishments for hate bias incidents
University President Wallace Loh said in the statement that further action comes after hearing from members of the campus community.
Some College Park residents are concerned about a rise in overall city property taxes
The College Park City Council approved its fiscal year 2018 budget at its May 23 meeting.
A longer summer break is dangerous for vulnerable children
We cannot preserve a system in which summer means a vacation for some children and suffering for others.
Review: ‘Pirates’ makes its triumphant return to the big screen
‘Dead Men Tell No Tales,’ the fifth installment in the franchise, is the best in a long time.
Walk-up music: the unofficial soundtrack of baseball
Maryland baseball players show their personalities through the music they play.
John Murphy and AJ Lee had breakout years to spark Maryland baseball’s NCAA tournament bid
The Terps needed a shutdown reliever and a steady third baseman, and Murphy and Lee came through.
After losing two stars, Maryland women’s lacrosse went undefeated for the first time since 2001
The Terps won their 13th NCAA championship after three-time Tewaaraton Award winner Taylor Cummings graduated.
UMD Police arrest 2 people after finding stolen car with drugs hidden under seats
An officer described the amount of drugs found as “enough.”
ProtectUMD issues 4 more demands in response to Loh’s action plan to combat hate
Loh’s action plan came in response to the fatal stabbing of Richard Collins III on the campus May 20.
UMD student and Tau Kappa Epsilon brother dies in car crash
Mason Jayce died in a car accident in Houston on May 26.