UMD students, staff and faculty will work on 50 projects to help local communities
Former College Park Mayor Andy Fellows is leading the effort.
PG County Police raid College Park house in search of controlled substances
The investigation is ongoing, police said.
UMD GSG says it will continue to fight for collective bargaining despite bill failure
One of GSG’s next steps includes reaching out to other University System of Maryland schools for support.
Maryland bill would extend sick leave to 10,000 student workers in the university system
Both the Maryland House and Senate have passed versions of the bill, but they have significant differences.
A federal judge in Greenbelt has temporarily blocked part of Trump’s new travel ban
The suspension follows a Hawaii judge’s decision Wednesday to implement a restraining order.
Officials delay announcement of FBI headquarters location until funding is secured
A new deadline for choosing the site and developer has not been set.
UMD student formerly stuck in Sudan says Trump’s travel ban caused “a lot of uncertainty”
Abubakr Mohamed Hamid returned to this university about two weeks ago.
Two Greek councils, citing insensivity, won’t participate in UMD’s Greek Week
Greek Week has served as a “crutch for cross council interaction,” the National Pan-Hellenic Council and the Multicultural Greek Council wrote in a letter.
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan declares opioid state of emergency
Between January 2016 and September 2016, 1,468 Maryland residents died from overdoses.
79 percent of international grad students say they are satisfied with their UMD experience
International students make up 33.6 percent of the graduate student population.