UMD released its first report on hate bias incidents, but it includes little new data
The report covers the 2018 academic year.
I was supposed to see Soccer Mommy live. Instead, I watched their concert on Club Penguin.
It was odd, but charming.
UMD campus advocates worry about emotional impact of virtual sexual misconduct hearings
Cases will be adjudicated virtually due to the pandemic.
Sean Urbanski’s sentencing delayed until June due to coronavirus concerns
Urbanski murdered 2nd Lt. Richard Collins in 2017.
PG County resident is Maryland’s first case of community COVID-19 transmission
The patient had no known exposure through travel or an infected individual.
UMD student arrested on hate crime charges after allegedly sending anti-Semitic texts
The incident occurred in December, according to campus police.
Richard Collins’ family will take to Annapolis next week in push for hate crime law reform
The state legislature is slated to hear bills Tuesday that would broaden Maryland's hate crime statute.
“Only the beginning”: Richard Collins’ family and friends are working to cement his legacy
In the two years since his passing, Collins' family has helped established a scholarship fund and draft meaningful legislation in the fight for remembrance for their son
Former College Park Academy students are disheartened by walls they say are easily damaged
Experts say the building is meant to be a flexible space where walls could be easily moved.