UMD iSchool introduces technology and information design major
The major will emphasize teaching students UIUX — user interface and user experience.
Dan Cox appeals court decision allowing mail-in ballot counting before Election Day
The general election could take until December or early January to be certified if mail-in ballots are counted after Election Day.
Marylanders can vote on these five referendums on the November ballot
More than half of Maryland residents support the legalization of cannabis, according to a March 2022 Goucher College poll.
Maryland Democratic leaders call for increased canvassing efforts at headquarters opening
At the opening event, multiple state and federal Democratic nominees and elected officials encouraged voters to canvass for Democratic nominee Wes Moore.
Republicans at UMD divided on gubernatorial vote
Former President Donald Trump endorsed right-wing candidate Dan Cox, who beat moderate Republican Kelly Schulz with more than 50 percent of the vote in July's gubernatorial primary.
Prince George’s County to enforce curfew for all minors starting this weekend
The Prince George’s County Police Department has made 438 juvenile arrests this year.
Joe Biden to cancel $10k in federal student loan debt for millions of Americans
Pell Grant recipients will be eligible for $20,000 of debt forgiveness.
USM will no longer require standardized test scores with applications
Schools do not have to get approval from the Board of Regents.
UMD skateboarding clubs look for permanent skating locations on campus
Skating advocates have attempted to reserve parking lots and basketball courts to no avail.
UMD RHA writes letter of support for new DOTS budget
The proposed budget plan would add 10 to 12 more buses in the fall.