Campus guns, marijuana bills fail to pass before Maryland General Assembly session ends
Various bills affecting college students and higher education institutions will have to wait until next year.
A new registry has opened for Maryland patients seeking medical marijuana
The program is new accepting applications for patients to receive marijuana from state-licensed dispensaries.
Despite City Council vote to lower fees, parking permits around Terrapin Row remain high
Area residents are paying 48 times more for parking than permit holders in all other residential parts of the city.
Brian Ullmann will step down after seven years as UMD spokesman
Ullmann will embark on a “solo adventure” where he’ll spend the summer climbing the nation’s highest points.
UMD alumnus gives advice to College Dems on running for office
Gregory Jennings has worked as the chief of staff for Maryland Sen. Victor Ramirez and legislative director for Maryland Del. Samuel Rosenberg.
UMD RHA Senate has chosen its leadership for the next academic year
Dana Rodriguez and Tzvi Glazer were elected as president and vice president, respectively.
UMD SGA to evaluate success of pilot Annapolis bus route
The bus ran on Tuesdays and Thursdays and averaged 3.5 students per trip.
Maryland women’s lacrosse handled its first three top-10 foes. No. 7 Princeton is next.
The Terps won those contests by a combined score of 48-25.
Prince George’s County Fire Department responds to car fire on Fraternity Row
The driver was traveling northbound on Route 1 when he noticed smoke, before the car burst into ‘very robust’ flames.
Haiti doesn’t need our pity — it needs us to listen
International aid to Haiti must uproot the legacy of colonialism, not perpetuate it.