Two UMD professors research how to use AI to make cardiac monitoring more accessible
Sushant Ranadive and Min Wu received a $1.2 million grant to help fund their research.
UMD leads multi-institutional quantum research institute, aims to boost diversity in STEM
The institute was funded by a $25 million five-year grant from the National Science Foundation.
Some College Park areas to receive mosquito spraying to prevent spread of West Nile
The Maryland Department of Agriculture has released 10 other public notices of unscheduled mosquito sprayings in Prince George's County since mid-July.
Prince George’s County to reinstate indoor mask mandate
The mask requirement, effective Sunday, comes as cases climb in the county and nationwide.
Activists say developing Guilford Woods will displace wildlife, exacerbate flooding
The project proposal has received approval from the City of College Park, the Board of Regents and the Prince George’s County Council.
Raymond Nevo, UMD exalumno, se presenta como candidato por el asiento del distrito 2 de consejo del condado de Prince George
Raymond Nevo se graduó de la escuela de política pública en 2020.
Raymond Nevo, UMD alum, is running for Prince George’s County Council district 2 seat
Raymond Nevo graduated from the public policy school in 2020.
Purple Line NOW hosts virtual forum to discuss project status
“The Purple Line is frankly one of the most important projects we have underway in Maryland right now."
Community members say MAGLEV train would be overpriced, destroy local environments
The magnetic levitation train system was proposed by Baltimore-Washington Rapid Rail and would operate between Washington, D.C. and Baltimore.
Community members talk history of racism and urban renewal along Purple Line corridor
Some voiced concerns about the Purple Line could affect residents in Langley Park and Lakeland.